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UNHCR Canberra
@UNHCRCanberra - 10/10/2022
One in five people who lived through war have mental health challenges. We appeal for access to mental health support for every refugee who has lived through trauma. 💙 #WorldMentalHealthDay https://t.co/neBw3L7R9e
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@UNHCRCanberra - 09/10/2022
✨Meet the 2022 UNHCR #NansenAward winners: 🔷Former Federal Chancellor of Germany Dr. Angela Merkel 🔷Humanitarian organization Meikswe Myanmar 🔷Mbera Fire Brigade, Mauritania 🔷Women’s rights advocate Vicenta González, Costa Rica 🔷Dr. Nagham Hasan, Doctor and activist, Iraq https://t.co/EnBQ7vzIuH
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UNHCR Canberra
@UNHCRCanberra - 08/10/2022
24.4 million people in Afghanistan need humanitarian assistance and protection, facing acute food insecurity. Humanitarian aid is a critical lifeline for millions. The time to stand by them is now. #InvestInHumanity Donate here 👇 https://t.co/W1hK9oj3PK https://t.co/e27kSCqi2V
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@UNHCRCanberra - 08/10/2022
Wherever they may come from, stand #WithRefugees. https://t.co/LoUJiW8Eef
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@UNHCRCanberra - 07/10/2022
6 months of war in Ukraine has forced millions of people to flee their homes. Here's an overview of the needs and intentions of those refugees who found safety in Belarus, Bulgaria, Hungary, Moldova, Poland, Romania and Slovakia. More details 👉 https://t.co/H8DQVqmgKP https://t.co/t0zMgmbt8W
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UNHCR Canberra
@UNHCRCanberra - 07/10/2022
DR Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan and Uganda have opened their doors to 2.3 million refugees from South Sudan. UNHCR & partners need US$ 1.2 billion to help them better assist and protect refugees and the local communities that host them. Read more here 👉 https://t.co/fVJLA6KMIC https://t.co/n0TQRzUO5p
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@UNHCRCanberra - 06/10/2022
5 years after almost 700,000 Rohingya fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh, here are 5 things to know. 2/2 https://t.co/Bap8OOzthz
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UNHCR Canberra
@UNHCRCanberra - 06/10/2022
5 years after almost 700,000 Rohingya fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh, here are 5 things to know. 1/2 https://t.co/9PD0IpGREf
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