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The Philippines: Don't they know it's Christmas?In the Philippines, a strongly Catholic country, the first signs of Christmas appear months before the actual event: shops playing Christmas carols on...
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Syria: the world must uniteThere are promises and promises, but we get nothing, Fatima, a refugee from Syria, told one of my colleagues in Lebanon last week. Her counterparts in Jordan where I was...
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Syria's women sitting in limboI recently met Reema*, a 19-year-old Syrian girl, in a refugee camp in Lebanon. Back in Syria, Reema had her whole life before her. She'd just finished high school, and...
View ArticleAn incredible story of survival against all the odds in South Sudan
An incredible story of survival against all the odds in South SudanA major humanitarian crisis is unfolding in South Sudan where more than a million people have been forced from their homes by...
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South Sudan's young refugees in Uganda: a hope for peaceA lanky boy wearing torn shorts and ill-fitting black sandals adorned with pink plastic hearts emerged from a grass-thatched hut and walked...
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One year later: Is the South Sudan crisis unique in humanitarian history?
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"Mama Hawa", a symbol of hope for Somali displaced peopleFrom Geneva’s prestigious “Bâtiment des Forces motrices”, where the 2012 Nansen Refugee Award ceremony was organized yesterday evening, it was...
View ArticleSouth Sudan: Refugees, returnees, and the family goats
South Sudan: Refugees, returnees, and the family goats“Peter stop nibbling the tablecloth, shoo” – a friendly rebuke came from the Kenyan lodge owner. Peter, the errant goat looked up briefly then...
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View ArticleSomalia 2013 Conference: "You can’t wash your face using only one finger"
Somalia 2013 Conference: "You can’t wash your face using only one finger" Last week the UN revealed for the first time that more than a quarter of a million people died in Somalia over 18 months from...
View ArticleSyria's women sitting in limbo
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View ArticleAn incredible story of survival against all the odds in South Sudan
An incredible story of survival against all the odds in South SudanA major humanitarian crisis is unfolding in South Sudan where more than a million people have been forced from their homes by...
View ArticleSouth Sudan's young refugees in Uganda: a hope for peace
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View ArticleSouth Sudan, one of the most challenging places to be a humanitarian
South Sudan, one of the most challenging places to be a humanitarianOn World Humanitarian Day Pieter Struijf, Oxfam’s Program Manager for Jonglei, writes about the challenges of delivering aid in rural...
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