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Humanitarian Crises news
UN concerned about Mexico's actions against migrants
British ballet shines spotlight on refugee women
Domain sale could do 'irreparable harm' to millions of charities
World Court orders Myanmar to take steps to protect Rohingya
analysis
Tree planting extends an olive branch across the climate divide
Home sweet home? Not for 200,000+ stateless in U.S.
Zimbabwe says grain stocks running out after drought
Turkish aid groups building houses in Syria for Idlib's displaced
analysis
Whatever the weather: Southern Africa tries new hunger fixes
Rohingya refugees pray for justice ahead of genocide ruling
Don't close ports to migrants, pope says after Salvini case
After four decades of war, Afghan widows battle for homes
UK citizens' assembly to discuss how to meet 2050 climate goal
Last decade most expensive for natural disasters
Australia PM: Removing hazards as important as reducing emissions
World needs to prepare for 'millions' of climate refugees: UN
Guatemala's children bear brunt of prolonged drought, rising heat
U.S. lets Flint, Michigan residents sue over water crisis
Greta says planting not enough after Trump backs trillion trees
Namibia looks to import cattle as drought decimates local herds
Myanmar govt-appointed panel finds no 'genocide' against Rohingya
Sending back climate refugees may violate right to life - U.N.
Children go missing as migrants clash with Mexican forces
Ivory Coast clears homes near airport after child stowaway's death
U.N. says militants targeted aid worker hub in northern Nigeria
Trump gets Swiss army security as climate protesters trek to Davos
After fire, dust and hail play havoc on Australian summer
World richest 2,000 people hold more than poorest 4.6 bln combined
No sex, no babies: S.Korea's emerging feminists reject marriage
Having fled, Syrian children learn in borderland tent schools
Nations dawdle on agreeing rules to control 'killer robots'
Maldives desperate for funds as islands risk going under
Wildfire-hit countries in need of new strategies to tame threat
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