Portuguese char set.

Hello All,
I have discuss my problem in a thread,character set AL32UTF8; ,but still missing few things, so decided to post it here, i will explain my problem again here.
I have database oracle 10gr2 and have performed following test.
SQL> insert into emp (empno, ename) values (44,'ratação');
SQL> select ename from emp;
ENAME
ratação
SMITH
ALLEN
WARD
you can see that sqlplus is showing the characters correct here ? now when i do a test on emp from my web server it is unable to extract the correct chars see
http://www.ufsa.gov.mz/db_test.php
its again showing it as ? ???
now i have apache1.3 installed, i am confused that which character set will support Portuguese ?

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