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24.06.2008 Typhoon Fengshen, which hit the Philippines this weekend and is now moving towards China, has killed 244 people, left hundreds missing, and made thousands homeless in the island nation.
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27.05.2008 Sexual abuse by aid workers and peacekeepers goes widely unreported as victims decline to speak out for fear of negative repercussions, says report released today by Save the Children.
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05.05.2008 As of Monday Morning, almost 4,000 people are believed to have died -- and tens of thousands more were forced to flee their homes -- as Cyclone Nargis hit Burma this weekend. A thorough damage assessment will be difficult, notes the United Nations.
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