Financial impact of IDPs in CAR is about $230 million, or 11% of the central African country’s GDP per year.
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A cleared minefield in South Sudan. The worst is not over. (Photo/UNMISS/Flickr).
South Sudan’s Nightmare Not About To End, As Thousands Flee Renewed Violence
There are more than 70 armed groups in South Sudan and one that didnt sign last year’s accord. Five years of civil war have left 1.9 million internally displaced and 2.4 million living as refugees in neighbouring countries.
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Tired, cold and hungry women rest on board Phoenix rescue boat off Malta in November 2016. (Photo/Giuseppe Carotenuto/UNHCR).
Mediterranean Crossing Just Got Even More Dangerous, As 201 Drown So Far In January 2019 Alone
EU policies, including the decision to enable the Libyan Coast Guard to intercept and return migrants, are contributing to a cycle of extreme abuse.
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Nigerian soldiers assigned: will they ever beat Boko Haram? (Photo/Michael Larson/Flickr).
Attacks By Boko Haram Militants And Its Allies In Nigeria Spike, As Thousands Flee
The government has previously claimed that Boko Haram was “technically defeated”. In reality the insurgency has fragmented but continues.
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President Salva Kiir (R) and former rival Riek Machar (L). Giving peace another shot, but their past records are not inspiring many. (Photo/UNMISS).
South Sudan War Enters 6th Year, With A Tragic Count Of 40,000 People Dead And 4.5 Million Displaced
As the war enters its sixth year only the most optimistic of observers is voicing much hope that the revitalised peace agreement.