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Tsuya camp is located on the lands of Drodro’s parish. The parish is hosting 20,000 displaced people from surrounding villages, sometimes only a few kilometers away. Repeated attacks forced them to leave their houses and harvests behind. In the last year, violence in Ituri has triggered almost 50 percent of the national total of more than 1.4 million newly displaced people. Around 160 schools were damaged and looted pushing 80,000 children out of school. Date: 10 November 2020 Location: Drodro, Djugu region, Ituri province Photo: Tom Peyre-Costa/NRC
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“Today’s global displacement figures are an epic failure of humanity”

Reaction by Jan Egeland, Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council, on the newly released global displacement figures:

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Tipping point for Venezuelan refugee and migrant crisis

Ahead of the International Donors’ Conference in Solidarity with Venezuelan Refugees and Migrants on 17 June, the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) calls on international donors to dig deep and mobilize urgently needed resources to improve the lives of more than five million Venezuelans who have fled poverty, hunger or violence in their country.

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Severe drought threatens three million Afghans

Time is running out for more than three million Afghans likely to be acutely affected by a drought this year. The looming crisis comes on top of an already critical situation in Afghanistan, with worsening conflict and severe socio-economic impacts of Covid-19.

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A Palestinian man inspects the ruins of Al Jawhara Tower at the centre of Gaza CIty after it was bombed the previous night.12/5/2021
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Gaza: A Hell on Earth

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G7 leaders know what needs to be done to prevent famines, but will they act?

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