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    Charlie Yaxley

    @yaxle - 12/02/2019

    UNHCR has sent additional staff to Ituri to register refugees and support their possible relocation. However, we need funds to set up shelters and provide assistance including food, water and medical services

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    Charlie Yaxley

    @yaxle - 12/02/2019

    5,000 have fled to neighbouring DRC while 8,000 are internally displaced inside South Sudan. Humanitarian orgs inside South Sudan are struggling to reach affected areas due to the intense fighting

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    Charlie Yaxley

    @yaxle - 12/02/2019

    #SouthSudan: Around 12,000 people have been forced to flee their homes in recent days because of violence in Yei, Central Equatoria https://t.co/41Mrw7jnz5 https://t.co/ioFBbVjujv

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    Charlie Yaxley

    @yaxle - 12/02/2019

    It’s all well and good naming a boat after Alan Kurdi – but it means nothing if the world no longer cares - @willjgore https://t.co/KOtT1Li34P

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    Charlie Yaxley

    @yaxle - 12/02/2019

    Welcome news from Mozambique, standing #WithRefugees! https://t.co/jR9VdRYdJA

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    Charlie Yaxley

    @yaxle - 12/02/2019

    Very disturbing reports today of women in DRC being forced to offer sex (raped) in exchange for receiving the Ebola vaccine https://t.co/9VDVdb82hG

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    Charlie Yaxley

    @yaxle - 12/02/2019

    Mediterranean Sea Arrivals 2016: 363,425 2017: 172,324 2018: 116,647 Arrival figures are down substantially. This is not a crisis of numbers, this is a crisis of compassion. https://t.co/CyHddEpDBA

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    Charlie Yaxley

    @yaxle - 12/02/2019

    Hamidou was forced to flee Mali. His journey took 2 years, through Niger, Algeria & Morocco before eventually attempting the dangerous journey across the Med. He was beaten, robbed & forced to work as a slave on his journey to safety. https://t.co/VJvP5gAfU4

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    Charlie Yaxley

    @yaxle - 12/02/2019

    The passengers have reportedly been rescued by the Libyan Coast Guard. They've now been taken back to Libya, where they face appalling conditions inside a detention centre. Very clear people willing to cross without NGO boats being in the area. NGO boats ≠ pull factor

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    Charlie Yaxley

    @yaxle - 11/02/2019

    How do we know are efforts are helping @refugees and making them safer? How do we know the most vulnerable are benefiting from our work? https://t.co/TP8sQq0SCn