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Chad Economy - Development | Politics | Agriculture - Nutrition | Human rights | Society Banditry threatens humanitarian work in Chad afrol News, 2 December - Increased banditry, kidnappings of relief workers and attacks on humanitarian compounds in eastern Chad are threatening crucial aid for nearly 100,000 people, many of them refugees or internally displaced persons (IDP), the United Nations reported today.Some 70 humanitarian organisations in eastern Chad are assisting 256,700 Sudanese refugees from the strife-torn Darfur conflict, 168,000 Chadian IDPs and around 150,000 people in host villages, and several have temporarily suspended or reduced their activities due to the insecurity in the Assoungha and the Dar Sila areas. By staff writer © afrol News - Create an e-mail alert for Chad news - Create an e-mail alert for Economy - Development news - Create an e-mail alert for Politics news - Create an e-mail alert for Agriculture - Nutrition news - Create an e-mail alert for Human rights news - Create an e-mail alert for Society news |
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