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12/02/2022
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- 2 December 2022
China’s COVID dilemma, curbing runaway needs, and where are you really from?
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12/02/2022
- Conflict
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- 1 December 2022
‘Hell is coming’: The Ugandan army’s heavy-handed crackdown in Karamoja
Liam Taylor/TNH

Women and children watch for their loved ones during a so-called "cordon-and-search" operation by the army in Moroto, one of the main towns in Uganda's long-marginalised northeastern region of Karamoja, on 1 November.
12/02/2022
- Aid and Policy
- News
- 1 December 2022
Key takeaways from the UN’s record-breaking tally for 2023 humanitarian needs

How a small island nation is leading the charge for more equitable global governance

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