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  • Forced to Flee

  • Global Humanitarian Outlook at the World Economic Forum

  • Professor Mohammad-Mahmoud Ould Mohamedou on ISIS

  • ODI Managing Director Sara Pantuliano on the principles of humanitarian action

  • Human Rights Watch Executive Director Kenneth Roth on tensions in DRC

  • Professor Ould Mohamedou on improving the response to crises

  • Overseas Development Institute Managing Director Sara Pantuliano on crises to watch in 2018

  • Human Rights Watch Executive Director Kenneth Roth on Syria

  • UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Mark Lowcock on Syria

  • 2018: Crises on the horizon

  • Press Conference: The humanitarian Crises that will Shape 2018

  • Food crisis in South Sudan

  • Information to the rescue

  • Many blessings of trees

  • Seeds of success

  • Turning the sun from foe to friend

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  • Interview with Mark Lowcock, UN humanitarian chief 1 December 2017 (5)

  • Interview with Mark Lowcock, UN humanitarian chief 1 December 2017 (2)

  • Stop eating junk news | Heba Aly | TEDxChamonix

  • Powerful earthquake strikes Iran-Iraq border

  • iraq kurdistan Earthquake in direct channel

  • Lucas Lotieng, Pastoralist in Turkana County

  • Revival of the treacherous Black Sea route

  • Human Flow Official Trailer | Amazon Studios

  • Revival of the treacherous Black Sea route

  • Mugabe Memes in Zimbabwe

  • Drought in Turkana

  • Text messages sent by the Cameroonian government directly to citizens' mobile phones

  • Texts from government to citizens of Cameroon

  • A question of trust - Nepal's fragile peace

  • ISS Pass Over Hurricane Jose and Hurricane Irma 9/8/17

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