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Tuesday, 31 May 2016

Making do in Mali ...

Today's humanitarian news and analysis 

Making do in Mali

 
 

The harsh living conditions in Mali make some of the Syrians who have settled there feel they have replaced one kind of suffering for another



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Visa-free to Mauritania

 
 

Most Syrians living in Mauritania view the poor, mainly Muslim country as a temporary refuge.



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Shared language and religion in Sudan

 
 

Sudan has become a popular alternative destination for many Syrians, but many new arrivals struggle to adapt to a foreign culture and the high cost of living



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"A peaceful life" in Brazil

 
 

Eyad Abuharb, a 26-year-old former head chef from Damascus, arrived in Brazil nearly two years ago and now runs his own kebab restaurant in Sao Paulo.



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A long way from home: Syrians in unexpected places

 
 

From Brazil to Sudan, the exodus from Syria has thrown up some unlikely diaspora destinations. As other options narrow, will these far-off refuges become more popular?



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Afghanistan's failed promises to help people displaced by war

 
 

A lack of resources, rampant corruption and spiralling conflict mean Afghanistan is falling well short on promises to meet basic standards of care for the displaced. Is it time someone helped?



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Will US aid change?

 
 

A frank assessment from the world's largest humanitarian donor on everything from cash programming and the limits of 'localisation' to Obama's WHS no-show.



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