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In The Absence Of Aid

Humanitarian Voices: Episode 2


#HumanitarianVoices, we highlight the experiences of displaced women in Borno, Nigeria, in the absence of aid. Just how important is aid to them, especially now that they have been resettled in towns outside the state capital?


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