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@UNHCRCanberra - 15/09/2018
Tunjai Deetes has dedicated four decades of her life to supporting the rights of stateless people. 🙌 She is one of the finalists for the 2018 Nansen Refugee Award: https://t.co/bVcZ87Urlh https://t.co/QErJQ8lLxf
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@UNHCRCanberra - 14/09/2018
Meet our #NansenAward finalists: https://t.co/Iy1mGqHQgF and stay tuned to meet the winner on 25th September. 👏👏👏 https://t.co/OrHbNtQqL2
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@UNHCRCanberra - 14/09/2018
Filippo Grandi, @RefugeesChief says it’s time to turn the tide and help refugee children go back to school. Our annual Education Report 🏫📚 shows how: https://t.co/4nx2dRIJyg #tunrthetide https://t.co/PYmO5YCzVa
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@UNHCRCanberra - 13/09/2018
Congratulations to Shukufa Tahiri, a 24 year old former Afghan refugee, named one of Australia’s 100 most influential women: https://t.co/epBxRuuEen
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@UNHCRCanberra - 12/09/2018
Empowering refugee girls through sports.⚽️🙌 @Rchildhood is a 2018 #NansenAward finalist https://t.co/56fHUflGTA https://t.co/m7tH5EtOyx
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@UNHCRCanberra - 12/09/2018
We urgently need more funding to support the most vulnerable of Syria’s #refugees. It is vital to avoid more suffering for a population that has endured so much. https://t.co/yBEjq6fRCH https://t.co/YjlyYHxyqA
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@UNHCRCanberra - 12/09/2018
#NansenAward finalist Samira gave up corporate life to help refugee women in Salt Lake city, setting up @WomenWorldUT. 👩💼🌍 👉https://t.co/uueNvYpj6L https://t.co/h7iSKKZAsv
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UNHCR Canberra
@UNHCRCanberra - 11/09/2018
The #NansenAward recognises heroes helping refugees. Meet the finalists: https://t.co/Iy1mGqHQgF https://t.co/NRNqHOxky1
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@UNHCRCanberra - 10/09/2018
RT @Refugees: 🎧 Our podcast is live! Subscribe now and listen to @cochetel's unforgettable story of being held hostage for 317 days in so…
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@UNHCRCanberra - 10/09/2018
RT @IndrikaRatwatte: Abdul Razi and his family - wife Shazia and four daughters. He said he's very happy to go back to Afghanistan because…
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