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    @RefugeesMedia - 18/02/2022

    The continued lack of funding to the region and across DRC is inhibiting provision of desperately needed assistance, with UNHCR’s programmes in need of US$225.4 million to meet the urgent needs of the displaced

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    @RefugeesMedia - 18/02/2022

    We urge all parties to allow humanitarian organizations access to provide life-saving assistance to those in need. Kidnappings and attacks on aid workers, which have also been on the increase, must stop so that they can continue their operations without threats to their security

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    @RefugeesMedia - 18/02/2022

    UNHCR calls on all parties involved to immediately halt the violence against civilians, including displaced populations, many of whom have been forced to flee multiple times. Large-scale and repeated displacements are overwhelming the resources of neighbouring settlements

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    @RefugeesMedia - 18/02/2022

    Most recently, in the early hours of Tuesday 15 February, militia fighters massacred 17 people with machetes in the locality of Lando, Djugu Territory. Eight children were among those killed. A mother and her two children were burned alive as assailants set shelters ablaze

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    @RefugeesMedia - 18/02/2022

    We are shocked by reports of eight major attacks in Ituri Province impacting displaced people in just the first ten days of February – characterized by killings, kidnappings, looting of livestock and food, and torching of homes.

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    @RefugeesMedia - 18/02/2022

    UNHCR alarmed by rising violence against displaced civilians in eastern DR Congo https://t.co/WtJRGwQrtx via @refugees

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    @RefugeesMedia - 18/02/2022

    We condemn the attack on the refugee camp and reiterate the call for cessation of hostilities to avoid further destruction and potential loss of life for refugees and Ethiopians alike, and so that much needed humanitarian assistance can reach them

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    @RefugeesMedia - 18/02/2022

    With yet another refugee camp severely impacted, UNHCR remains extremely worried about the safety and wellbeing of thousands of Eritrean refugees caught up in the conflict

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    @RefugeesMedia - 18/02/2022

    The government has identified a temporary site in Serdo town, 40 kilometers from Semera, where UNHCR, RRS and partners are making preparations in order to quickly relocate refugees.

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    @RefugeesMedia - 18/02/2022

    So far, over 4,000 refugees are in Semera and some 10,000 refugees are also reported to be living in Afdera town, approximately 225 kilometers from Semera. Others are also believed to have fled towards the towns of Altefa and Dabure, further inland