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Prevent Conflict

Central Africa

Int'l Crisis Group

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Tens of thousands of Congolese refugees still on Ugandan side of border, UN reports

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Humanitarian Aid, Refugees

Some 25,000 to 30,000 Congolese refugees remain on the Ugandan side of the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) after fleeing last week's escalation in fighting among the Congolese army, renegade troops and rebels, the United Nations refugee agency reported today....

add a comment | Sep 11, 2007    


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Map Minefields

Access for aid workers

Veterans for America

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Conditions deteriorating for tens of thousands of Iraqi children, UN reports

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Humanitarian Aid, Refugees

As United Nations agencies continued to aid victims of the massive bombings that killed hundreds of people and wounded many more in northern Iraq earlier this month, the UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) today reported growing risks to tens of thousands of displaced children in other areas of the country due to...

add a comment | Aug 27, 2007    


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Keep Children Warm

10 blankets

US Fund for UNICEF

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Tajikistan: UN calls for winterized tents to reach quake victims before cold sets in

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Humanitarian Aid, Refugees

The United Nations is seeking to ensure that emergency aid, including winterized tents and reconstruction materials, reaches victims of last month's earthquake in Tajikistan before the cold season starts....

add a comment | Aug 24, 2007    


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Clean Hands

3 hygiene kits

Am. Refugee Committee

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UGANDA: Displaced families in two minds over return home

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: IRIN Unsure what to expect in a village he abandoned a decade ago, Ernest Odongo decided to go home with his two wives but leave their 14 children at Awer camp in Gulu District, northern Uganda....

add a comment | Aug 09, 2007    


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Provide Clean Water

One household filter

EnterpriseWorks/VITA

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IRAQ: Militiants using water to extort "favours" from displaced

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: IRIN Many internally displaced persons (IDPs) in camps in Iraq are facing shortages of water, especially clean drinking water, and the situation is being exploited by unscrupulous militants, local non-governmental organisations (NGOs) say....

add a comment | Aug 07, 2007    

   


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Afghan repatriation tops agenda of UN refugee chief's visit to Pakistan

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Humanitarian Aid, Refugees

The top United Nations refugee official today wrapped up a three-day visit to Pakistan, during which the Government agreed to revise a plan for the repatriation of the nearly 2 million remaining Afghan refugees in the country that was due to end next year....

add a comment | Aug 28, 2008    


Georgia's internally displaced fear returning home, say UN relief agencies

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Humanitarian Aid, Refugees

The United Nations refugee agency expressed concern today over the worsening humanitarian crisis affecting people escaping conflict in Georgia, especially those fleeing the buffer zone between the breakaway region of South Ossetia and the town of Gori....

add a comment | Aug 28, 2008    


UNICEF rushes aid in wake of destructive floods in north-eastern India

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Humanitarian Aid, Refugees

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) is helping to alleviate the situation in Bihar state in north-eastern India, where 1.4 million people have been affected by severe flooding....

add a comment | Aug 28, 2008    


South Africa: UN helps foreigners uprooted by xenophobic violence go home

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Humanitarian Aid, Refugees

The United Nations is assisting foreigners displaced by xenophobic violence which swept South Africa earlier this year to return to their home countries....

add a comment | Aug 27, 2008    


South Africa: UN helps foreigners uprooted by xenophobic violence return home

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Humanitarian Aid, Refugees

The United Nations is assisting foreigners displaced by xenophobic violence which swept South Africa earlier this year to return to their home countries....

add a comment | Aug 27, 2008    


Haiti: UN helps provide relief after deadly tropical storm batters region

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Humanitarian Aid, Refugees

United Nations officials in Haiti are working with local authorities across the south of the impoverished Caribbean country to help bring relief after Tropical Storm Gustav pummelled the nation with torrential rains and heavy winds....

add a comment | Aug 27, 2008    


UN relief agencies respond to Nepal's flood crisis

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Humanitarian Aid, Refugees

The United Nations food agency in Nepal announced today that it was mobilizing emergency aid for the 50,000 people forced to flee their homes by last week's severe flooding in the eastern region of the Asian nation....

add a comment | Aug 27, 2008    


Unilever employees in Pakistan fund UN programme with new payroll scheme

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Humanitarian Aid, Refugees

The United Nations food agency today announced the launch of a joint venture with the employees of industrial giant Unilever, who will donate a percentage of their pay to help combat child hunger in Pakistan....

add a comment | Aug 27, 2008    


UN humanitarian chief to visit drought-ravaged Ethiopia

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Humanitarian Aid, Refugees

The United Nations relief chief will travel to Ethiopia next week to assess the situation in the Horn of Africa country first-hand, where millions of people need humanitarian aid because of a devastating drought and the soaring prices of many basic foods....

add a comment | Aug 26, 2008    


Deadly flooding in southern Chadian town prompts UN aid assistance

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Humanitarian Aid, Refugees

United Nations officials are working alongside local authorities in southern Chad to provide humanitarian assistance after flooding in and around the town of Sarh has left more than 10,000 people homeless....

add a comment | Aug 23, 2008