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U.S. extends protected status for Haitians until January
The Obama administration first granted protections to Haitians following the earthquake that devastated the island
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South Sudan president announces unilateral ceasefire, prisoner release
With no sign of a political deal with rebels it is unclear whether a truce will take hold
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Why we need to put internal displacement back on the global agenda
Preventing and resolving internal displacement is both a national obligation and a global imperative
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African Union seeks international help for forces fighting Kony's LRA
"The LRA ... maintains the potential to rejuvenate itself"
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Rescued migrants tell of detention, beatings, slavery in Libya
"They take us to jobs, force us to do hard labour without payment"
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South Sudan forces killed 114 civilians around Yei in six months - UN
Pro-government forces accused of committing uncounted rapes, looting and torture
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From famine relief to resilience
During times of conflict, building robust food systems can improve access to food
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Eight months after approval, new U.N. troops trickle into S.Sudan
UN estimates about 3 mln South Sudanese have fled their homes, parts of the country are in famine and top UN officials have warned of a possible genocide
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In busy day for rescues at sea, migrants cheer when told "Libya is over"
"In a few days you will be in Italy, in Europe"
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Alarming rise in S.Sudanese children fleeing to Uganda - aid group
At least 9,000 children have made the journey since last July
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