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Mali: Emergency Food Operation to Feed 550,000
UN News Service, 22 May 2012
The United Nations food and refugee agencies today launched a joint emergency operation to respond to the food needs of hundreds of thousands of people who have fled conflict in ... read more »
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Burkina Faso: UN Relief Chief Meets With Govt Officials
UN News Service, 23 May 2012
The United Nations humanitarian chief today stressed the need to respond rapidly to the food and nutrition crisis in Burkina Faso, which is affecting some 2.8 million people, and ... read more »
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Africa: Amnesty International Report 2012 - Regional Overview for Africa (document)
Amnesty International, 24 May 2012
"Maybe this could be the year when freedom of expression and association will be respected... Maybe this could be the year when Ethiopians will no more be imprisoned for their ... read more »
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West Africa: Football Star Urges Funds for Sahel (press release)
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 24 May 2012
On a visit to drought-stricken Chad, Spanish football star Raúl González added his voice to urgent calls for funding to prevent a full-blown food and nutrition crisis ... read more »
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West Africa: UN Relief Coordinator Warns Over Humanitarian Crisis in Africa's Drought-Hit Sahel
UN News Service, 24 May 2012
The United Nations top relief official today called for strong leadership and a comprehensive response plan, as well as donor support, for the food crisis in West Africa's ... read more »
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Senegal: Singer Urges Government to Tackle Sahel Hunger
AlertNet, 15 May 2012
Communities in West Africa's drought-ridden Sahel region need urgent help to avert a hunger crisis of the scale that hit East Africa last year, Senegalese singer and humanitarian ... read more »
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Senegal: Change of Direction in Hunger Response
UN Integrated Regional Information Networks, 7 May 2012
One day after being sworn in on 2 April, Senegal's new President Macky Sall reversed months of public denial of the hunger affecting over 800,000 of his people - part of the ... read more »
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Senegal: Country's Hungry Say They Need Help Now
AlertNet, 14 May 2012
Aminata Diallo covers her nose as a dusty wind carries the smell of a nearby cow's carcass, in the hamlet of Mbelogne, in northeast Senegal's Matam region. read more »
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Senegal: Program Helps More Than One Million Children Improve Nutrition (press release)
World Bank, 29 March 2012
Senegal's Nutrition Enhancement Project II (NEP), which was implemented in 2007, has been helping to improve the nutritional status of vulnerable people in poor urban and rural ... read more »
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West Africa: Hunger Affecting 10 Million as Dry Season Approaches
UN Integrated Regional Information Networks, 29 March 2012
Hunger has come again to the Sahel. "Since yesterday I have only drunk water," said Houley Dia, 60, a widow who lives in Houdallah, a village of the Fula ethnic group in southern ... read more »
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Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and the Carter Foundation have no interest in 'Abuse of Human Rights' when these Abuses are being carried out by Western Governments. They are biased and politically motivated, often censoring themselves into compatibility with Western Governments who have a axe to grind in oil rich or diamond rich African Countries. Africa should have its own Human Rights Organization/Foundation, headed by former South African President Thabo Mbeki and stop allowing useless organizations, who are nothing more than proxies for foreign interest, to meddle in its affairs.
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