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New project to assist unaccompanied migrants across Spain
Within the last few years, numerous countries worldwide have encountered an influx...
Urban migration is increasing the risk of natural and man-made disasters
Each week, 1.4 million people migrate to cities and urban areas around the world....
Qatar approves new law to protect asylum seekers
According to Human Rights Watch, the emir of Qatar has signed the Gulf region’s...
Sulawesi inundated with rain just a month after fatal earthquake and tsunami
A month after an earthquake and tsunami devastated Indonesia’s Sulawesi Island,...
The American Red Cross and their strive to help migrants
Over the years, the Red Cross and Red Crescent teams have worked to help migrants...
World Development Information Day, United Nations Day – 24 October 2018
For the last 45 years, the 24th October has marked the UN’s World Development...
Mekong Delta flooding needs new solutions
In the Mekong Delta, local authorities are currently taking action to prevent flooding...
Thousands of children at risk from unsafe drinking water in schools in Basra
In a report published on Tuesday, the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) warned that...
Education programme for young refugees in Chad making positive impact
According to a report from TheirWorld, refugees in Chad are being trained as teachers...
World Food Day – 16 October 2018
Today is World Food Day and the 73rd anniversary of the UN’s Food and Agricultural...
International Day of Rural Women – 15 October, 2018
Today marks the UN’s International Day of Rural Women, a day first observed...
Ethiopia-Eritrea border sees families reunited after 20 years
A month after its opening, the Ethiopia–Eritrea border is bustling and filled...
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