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UN: 30 Percent Of Sudan s People Will Need Aid Next Year

There are nearly three million internally displaced people in Sudan after decades of conflict - Click the link for more details.

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Sudan: Third of population to face humanitarian crisis without aid

Sudan: Third of population to face humanitarian crisis without aid
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Is Somalia ignoring coronavirus pandemic?

Medical experts warn lax attitude dangerous for a country with poor healthcare system Mohammed Dhaysane | 09.02.2021 MOGADISHU, Somalia As the world grapples with COVID-19 in its final round, the Somalian government faces criticism for its lax approach to fight the pandemic. The Horn of Africa country has not imposed a proper lockdown since March 2020, when the first coronavirus case was reported in the country. However, a curfew was imposed for less than a month in April last year. Somalis are behaving as if there is no coronavirus, with no restrictions in public places and educational institutions, including universities. Medical experts warned this attitude is dangerous for a country whose healthcare system remains weak because of poor resources.

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World Report 2021: Israel and Palestine | Human Rights Watch

Israeli authorities in 2020 systematically repressed and discriminated against Palestinians in ways that far exceeded the security justifications they often provided. For a 13th consecutive year, the government enforced a generalized travel ban on Palestinians in the occupied Gaza Strip and sharply restricted the entry and exit of goods. These restrictions, not based on an individualized assessment of security risk, robbed with rare exceptions the 2 million Palestinians living there of their right to freedom of movement, limited their access to electricity and water, and devastated the economy. Eighty percent of Gaza’s residents depend on humanitarian aid. Israeli authorities also facilitated the further transfer of Israeli citizens into settlements in the occupied West Bank, a war crime. The Israeli group Peace Now said that Israeli officials in 2020 advanced plans for more housing units in West Bank settlements, 12,159 as of October 15, more than in any other year since it bega

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