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Posted by Kate Sands Adams on June 3rd, 2009
Posted in Health, Darfur Refugees, Humanitarian Aid, Africa, South Sudan | Tags: refugees, humanitarian, South Sudan |
Posted by The.IRC on April 14th, 2009
Posted in Humanitarian Aid, Africa, Ethiopia | Tags: refugees, video, aid workers, humanitarian | 1 Comments
Posted by The.IRC on March 27th, 2009
Posted in Humanitarian Aid | Tags: refugees, aid worker blogs, Gerald Martone, humanitarian |
Posted by The.IRC on March 18th, 2009
Posted in Humanitarian Aid, South Sudan | Tags: refugees, aid workers, humanitarian |
Posted by The.IRC on February 19th, 2009
Posted in Health, Humanitarian Aid, Asia, Myanmar | Tags: refugees, humanitarian | 1 Comments
Posted by Peter.Biro on February 17th, 2009
Posted in Children & Youth, Health, Humanitarian Aid, Africa, Uganda | Tags: refugees, humanitarian, Peter Biro in Uganda | 6 Comments
Posted by George.Rupp on February 9th, 2009
More than 244,000 Somali refugees have fled the ongoing violence and sought shelter in Dadaab in eastern Kenya, where the IRC launched health programs last month. I was therefore very interested in visiting the area during my trip to Kenya. more »
Posted in Humanitarian Aid, Africa, Kenya, Somalia | Tags: refugees, George Rupp, humanitarian, Somali refugees in Kenya | 2 Comments
Posted by joanne.offer on February 4th, 2009
Posted in Humanitarian Aid, Africa, Kenya | Tags: refugees, Barack Obama, humanitarian, inauguration, Joanne Offer in Kenya, President Obama, refugee camps |
Posted by The.IRC on January 23rd, 2009
Posted in Children & Youth, Child Soldiers, Humanitarian Aid, Africa, Uganda | Tags: refugees, child soldier, humanitarian, Lord’s Resistance Army, LRA |
Posted by joanne.offer on January 14th, 2009
They say that a picture is worth a thousand words. And in this case it’s entirely true. In the bottle on the left, is water taken straight from Lake Cariari near Bahai in eastern Chad. On the right, is water taken from the lake that’s been filtered, treated and chlorinated by the IRC’s water treatment plant in nearby Oure Cassoni camp for Darfuri refugees. Which one would you rather drink? more »
Posted in Humanitarian Aid, Africa, Chad, South Sudan | Tags: refugees, humanitarian, water, Darfur | 6 Comments
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