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@RefugeesMedia - 24/10/2022
Without an injection of at least US$700 million before the end of the year @Refugees fears that the next round of cuts in assistance will be catastrophic for people in need https://t.co/F8ehA0glzP
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@RefugeesMedia - 21/10/2022
Record-breaking rains and floods for a fourth consecutive year in South Sudan Over 900,000 people directly impacted as waters have swept away homes and livestock, forced thousands to flee @Refugees urges international support for humanitarian efforts https://t.co/DHqxodH64F
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@RefugeesMedia - 17/10/2022
.@refugees celebrates German-backed DAFI’s 30 yrs of #refugee scholarship support & urges more investment in education 'Opportunities like the DAFI scholarship are nothing short of a miracle,' said Khatira, a previous recipient https://t.co/EQsed3x9Ls
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@RefugeesMedia - 16/10/2022
RT @Refugees: UNHCR is deeply distressed by the shocking reports and images of 92 people, who were reported to have been found at the Greek…
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@RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022
Refugees demonstrate great resilience in the face of life-altering circumstances, but @refugees is concerned that the worsening socio-economic outlook and rising food insecurity could compound existing pressures on refugees https://t.co/lkFQ76Cin9
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@RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022
“The best way to improve the mental health of refugees is to find lasting solutions to the crises they are fleeing,” said UNHCR @malik_sajjad
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@RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022
we must ensure that they are protected, helped, and empowered, and that we – working together, and overcoming our differences — can help turn deprivation into opportunity, and despair into hope.
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@RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022
Because it is our collective job to ensure that those who have made the terrible choice of leaving everything behind and flee; those living with the anguish of exile; those who look at the future with fear,
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@RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022
Working together, on the other hand, goes beyond conflict: it means joining up peacebuilding with human rights and development, to undo the lethal knot that so often ties war to poverty, weak or abusive governance, climate change, and displacement.
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@RefugeesMedia - 14/10/2022
Petty, aggressive nationalism, in an era of global, shared challenges, is not only irresponsible — it is suicidal. It will allow a leader to win the next election or remain in power through other means — but it won’t save his or her citizens and all of us from the brink.
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