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- Rights Group: Olympics Displaces More Than Two Million Residents
- 人权组织：奥运会使二百多万人搬迁
- A rights group says the building of facilities for various Olympic games has displaced more than two million people in the past 20 years.
- 一个人权组织说，过去 20 年来，修建歷次奥林匹克运动会场馆使得 200 多万人迁居。
- In a report Tuesday, the Geneva-based Center on Housing Rights and Evictions (COHRE) says displacements in Seoul, Barcelona, Atlanta, Sydney, Athens, Beijing and London have disproportionately affected minorities, the poor, and the homeless.
- 总部设在日内瓦的「住房权利与强迫拆迁中心」 (COHRE) 星期二发表一份报告说，在首尔、巴塞罗纳、亚特兰大、悉尼、雅典、北京以及伦敦的搬迁，不合比例地影响了少数民族、穷人以及无家可归者。
- The group estimates that, by the start of the 2008 Olympics, authorities will have evicted one and a half million residents of China's capital, Beijing.
- 这个组织估计，到 2008 年奥运会开幕之前，中国当局将把首都北京 150 万居民赶出原有住宅。
- The report calls Beijing's evictions a flagrant violation of people's right to adequate housing.
- 这个报告称北京强迫拆迁公然违犯民眾拥有适当住房的权力。
- The head of the group says organizers can, and should, stage major events such as the Olympics without evictions, criminalizing homelessness, or making housing unaffordable for people living nearby.
- 「住房权利与强迫拆迁中心」的负责人说，组织者在举办像奥运会这样的重大活动时，能够而且应该避免强迫拆迁、把无家可归视為犯罪，或使附近居民无法承受住房费用。
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- WHO: Chinese Soldier Dies of Bird Flu
- 世卫组织：中国军人死於禽流感
- The World Health Organization says a Chinese soldier has died from bird flu.
- 世界卫生组织说，一名中国士兵死於禽流感。
- A Beijing-based spokeswoman for the U.N.'s health agency said Tuesday that the 19-year-old male soldier died Sunday.
- 联合国世界卫生组织驻北京办事处的一位发言人星期二说，一名 19 岁的男性军人星期天死亡。
- He had been hospitalized May 14th after developing a fever and a cough.
- 这名士兵在有发烧和咳嗽的症状后，从 5 月 14 号起一直住院就医。
- The Chinese soldier had been stationed in the southeastern province of Fujian.
- 这名士兵驻扎在中国东南部的福建省。
- The WHO says 25 people in China have contracted bird flu, and 16 of them have died.
- 世卫表示，中国已经有 25 人感染禽流感，其中 16 人死亡。
- The H5N1 strain of the virus has killed 188 people worldwide since 2003.
- 从 2003 年以来， H5N1 型禽流感病毒已经在全球导致 188 人死亡。
- Humans who contract the disease usually have been infected through contact with sick birds, but scientists are concerned the virus could change into a form easily passed between humans.
- 感染禽流感的人通常是通过接触患禽流感的禽鸟患病的，不过科学家担心， H5N1 病毒可能变异成容易在人类之间传播的病毒。
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