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Humanitarian news
Two years after siege, no return to normal for Philippine city
Milking it? Ethiopian farmers fight drought with insured cows
New Mexico counties revolt against migrant releases
Down and out in Paris: homeless women find refuge in grandeur
Mexico refugee agency turns to UN amid asylum surge, funding cuts
U.S. calls for ceasefire as more heavy fighting hits NW Syria
U.N. declares Algeria and Argentina free of deadly malaria
Armed group kills 34 civilians in Central African Republic
Mexico aims to slow Central American migrant flows from 2020
Venezuela turns to Russia, Cuba, China in health crisis
Charities fear for children separated from parents in Mozambique
Somalis escape to the beach and a new floating restaurant
Armed gang kills at least 18 in northwest Nigeria
Patchy progress on electricity access casts shadow on global goal
U.S. says signs Syria may be using chemical weapons
In climate change-hit Bangladesh, hospital boats are lifesaver
Syrians detained, killed in southern cradle of revolt, says U.N.
insight
The untold story of Venezuelan aid violence
Treat fleeing Venezuelans as refugees, U.N. urges world
Water supplies restored to besieged Libyan capital
With shelters at 'max', border agents drop migrants at bus station
Marawi's ruins a reminder of Islamic State's devastating reach
Guatemalan teenage boy dies in U.S. Border Patrol custody
N.Koreans tell of slavery and gang rape in Chinese cybersex dens
WFP may suspend aid in Houthi-held areas of Yemen
UK appoints first international human rights ambassador
Germany spends record 23 bln euros on refugees
Schoolgirls used as human shields in Congo due to 'magical powers'
US Supreme Court rejects torture-related deportation challenge
Rising heat scorches recovery efforts in cyclone-hit Indian state
Ethiopia starts rationing electricity for homes and industries
Italian police seize migrant boat, risking stand-off with Salvini
Julianne Moore reveals why she is backing AIDS film
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