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What 1 Million Refugees Looks Like (Video)

It took two years for the crisis in Syria to escalate to the point where 1 million Syrians have been officially registered by the UN Refugee Agency. The actual number of people who fled is likely to be higher.

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Top of the Morning: 1 Million Syrian Refugees; Scores Killed in New Outbreak of Fighting in Eastern DRC: DPRK Sanctions

Top stories from DAWNS Digest. 

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Cambodia War Crimes Tribunal Comes to Grinding Halt Because of Lack of Funds

Cambodia’s beleaguered war crimes tribunal is facing another obstacle: translators have gone on strike, protesting months of work without pay, and the one ongoing trial has been adjourned “indefinitely.”

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Will Kenya’s Spoiled Votes Spoil a Peaceful Election?

The issues of 300,000 so-called “spoiled” ballots is becoming a central question in Kenya’s contentious national elections.

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Top of the Morning: Kenyatta Takes Early Lead in Election Results

Top stories from DAWNS Digest. Special, Kenya Election Edition

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Malian Refugees Face Hunger in Niger (Video)

Niger is one of the poorest countries on the planet, yet 50,000 Malians have fled there to escape fighting at home. Niger does not have the capacity to feed, shelter, and provide basic humanitarian relief to these refugees. The international community needs to step up, but so far funding for humanitarian relief is falling short.

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