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Pentagon confirms US service members were killed in the attack near Kabul airport. Follow live updates:
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Think Humanity products are featured today in the GLBL MRKT. These products help provide refugees with basic needs like clean water, safe shelter, and access to medical care. Shop for these and other gifts + justice today at globaljusticeonline.org/glbl…
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Refugees are taking action in Arua.
In Imvepi refugee settlement, refugees observe social distancing at water points.
This is one way to prevent the spread of COVID-19 virus. – at Mukono, Uganda
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Uganda’s virus cases rise to 139 as 13 truckers test positive for Covid-19 bit.ly/3dCF5NE #MonitorUpdates
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New life in Nakivale: @UNHCRuganda transferred 372 Congolese #refugees from Nyakabande transit centre in Kisoro to Nakivale refugee settlement.
Thanks to the generosity of Ugandan government for allocating land and granting refugees the freedom to start new lives.
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In 2019, Uganda received 94,725 new arrivals from mainly Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan and Burundi. The humanitarian situation remains unpredictable in South Sudan and the DRC.
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Every single drop is precious.
In Rwamwanja refugee settlement in south-west Uganda, #refugees have found a simple solution to save water from a leaking tank by using elephant-grass as pipes. – at Uganda
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On Septemer 21 G.L.O.B.A.L. is celebrating our 5th Anniversary, AND launching our new GLBL MRKT! In collaboration with Grace Place Church, the GLBL MRKT raises awareness of global justice concerns, highlights the work of many advocacy organizations, and supports artisans around.
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Rice and generosity helps South Sudanese refugee support 22 children.
Read more: ow.ly/ire650uWqzk
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Almost 80% of the #SouthSudanese refugee population comprises of #women and #children living in Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan and Uganda.
They need our support 🔗bit.ly/2BqZYKd
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⚠️⚠️Are you ready to walk in the shoes of a refugee? Watch this. ⚠️⚠️ Full film here: bit.ly/refugeemore
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The human cost of cuts to the peacekeeping mission in Congo: irinnews.org/opinion/2018/01… (@irinnews)
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From Uganda’s Kyangwali Refugee Settlement
SAUTI: Refugee Girls Speak
NETA Feed: Friday March 30 @ 1500 – 1600ET/HD04
Preview: bit.ly/2Diingg
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Today in Kyangwali settlement🇺🇬, @UNinUganda jointly response to current DRC @Refugees influx with @UNHCRuganda @WFP @OPMUganda 4,000 approx. new arrivals in the last 10 days via Lake Albert
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Upon arrival at the #Kangoma reception centre #Kyangwali refugee camp, the refugees are taken through simple reception procedures including a hygiene and Sanitation session as part of minimising risk of exposure to disease outbreaks @UNHCRuganda @OPMUganda @inakasiita1 @singhzsz
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To respond to the most recent influx of Congolese #refugees in Uganda, UNHCR is stepping up its capacity on the ground. As new refugees arrive, UNHCR is transferring them to Kyangwali, where they are registered, medically screened and provided with hot meals and relief items.
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A very special Merry Christmas *and* happy birthday to @JustinTrudeau! Thank you for being such a strong supporter of our movement to end extreme poverty 🎁⭕
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THANKS for GIVING! Throughout the day we will be sharing videos featuring the young women that… instagram.com/p/Bb1kR2eFeiq/
































