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Largely Driven by Climate Crisis, 9 Out of 10 Least-Reported Humanitarian Crises of 2019 Were in Africa
UN Agency Decries 'Shocking Scale' of Attacks on Children in Conflict Zones
Jessica Corbett, staff writer
child in school in Yemen
"Children are being targeted and exposed to attacks and brutal violence in their homes, schools, and playgrounds."
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In a "World of Plenty," G7 Must Fight Famine
Tharanga Yakupitiyage, IPS News
A child from drought-stricken southern Somalia who survived the long journey to an aid camp in the Somali capital Mogadishu. (Credit: Abdurrahman Warsameh/IPS)
'Political failure has led to these crises—political leadership is needed to...
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Leaked Emails Show Big Oil Execs Oversaw 'Vast Bribery Scheme' in Nigeria
Lauren McCauley, staff writer
"Today's new evidence shows senior executives at the world's fifth biggest company knowingly entered a corrupt deal that deprived the Nigerian people of $1.1billion," said Global Witness co-founder Simon Taylor. "That is more than the country's entire health budget for 2016." (Photo: AP)
'This is one of the worst corruption scandals the oil industry has ever seen,...
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In Oil-Soaked Niger Delta, 'Avengers' Bombing Pipelines in Struggle for Compensation
Nigeria Oil Well Protest Spotlights 'Destroyed Livelihoods and Betrayed Hopes'
Over 5 Million Nigerians Urge Government to Reject Monsanto Crops
'Devastated Lives': Shell Sued Again over Catastrophic Spills in Nigeria
'Landslide Victory' for Farmers as Court Rules Against Shell
Satellite Images Reveal 'Devastation of Catastrophic Proportions' From Massacre in Nigeria
As World's Eyes on Paris, Attacks in Nigeria 'Should Be Searing Conscience of the World'
Shell To Pay $84 Million for Nigerian Oil Spills: 'Inadequate for Damage Done'
WHO Declares Ebola Outbreak a 'Public Health Emergency'
First Ignored by US, Nigeria Abductions Grab Spotlight
In Nigeria, Mothers of 'Stolen' Schoolgirls Demand Action
At Least 71 Dead in Nigerian Bus Station Bombing

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