Jude Halaseh
@JudeHalaseh
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Legal Aid at @NRC_Norway in Bangladesh | Previously in Moldova & Romania, Burkina Faso, Niger, Myanmar, Syria and Jordan | Views reflected here are my own.
Joined September 2010
“We grew up waiting” Eight years of displacement for the Rohingya people https://t.co/wSnyF3BV6x
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Abu was only 10 when he and his family fled Myanmar in 2017. Eight years on, he reflects on his life as a refugee and his hopes and fears for the future.
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Storm Daniel has caused enormous destruction in #Libya. Our colleagues on the ground are ready to deliver emergency shelter, food and drinking water, but urgent funding is needed. Now is the time to show solidarity.
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Meet Kampaari, primary school teacher in Pama, a town under blockade in eastern Burkina Faso. @NRC_CWA, @EduCannotWait, @UNICEF and @UNHCRWestAfrica call on all parties to guarantee safe access to quality education for all children. #EducationUnderAttack
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These numbers are atrocious. Today, 4,874,558 people are reported to have fled the harrowing armed conflict in #Sudan over the past 136 days, and are surviving on very little except the generosity of already-impoverished communities in Sudan, a threadbare #humanitarian response,
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The EU is fuelling migration from Tunisia, not stopping it : https://t.co/Ihr4SqpLB7 (@newhumanitarian)
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The EU’s approach to curbing migration from Tunisia will undoubtedly backfire – in fact, it already has.
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Le #BurkinaFaso est la crise la plus négligée au monde en 2022 selon @nrc_norway. Thread 1/6 A voir et lire l’histoire d’Aïssatou*, quatre fois déplacée en quatre ans. *prénom modifié
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Le #BurkinaFaso is the most neglected crisis in the world according to @nrc_norway. Check out the story of Aïssatou…
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The story of Aïssatou, displaced four times in four years.
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#BREAKING: Burkina Faso is the world’s most neglected crisis Redirection of aid and attention towards Ukraine has increased neglect of some of the world’s most vulnerable people. Read our latest report on the world's top ten most neglected crises:
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For the first time, Burkina Faso tops the list of the world’s most neglected displacement crises, according to a new report from the Norwegian Refugee C...
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PRESS RELEASE 📢 As of February 2023, 6,134 schools and academic institutions in #BurkinaFaso were closed due to rampant insecurity and violence, impacting over a million children ⬇️ https://t.co/l4TFfjVHJs
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Over a million children in Burkina Faso are currently affected by school closures with 6,134 academic institutions shut as of February 2023, an increase...
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Flying out of Bangladesh tonight, it’s clear that with every year that passes, the Rohingya community that has witnessed the worst of humanity is being unmade. What the Rohingya have endured – what they continue to endure – is a loss truly beyond belief.
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Greece’s reception of Ukrainians escaping Russia’s invasion shows another way is possible – if only there was the political will. https://t.co/ViOBtm7xXV
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The dignified reception for Ukrainians shows that the harsh conditions faced by other refugees are anything but inevitable.
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1. South Sudan 2. Afghanistan 3. Syria 4. Ethiopia 5. Mali 6. Myanmar 7. D.R. Congo 8. CAR 9. Cameroon 10. Nigeria These were the most dangerous places to be an aid worker in 2021, report @HumOutcomes. And sadly some of the contexts with the greatest humanitarian needs.
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According to @haaretzcom, Israel admits killing 5 Palestinian children, including 3 who participated in our trauma programme, in an airstrike on 7 August. 17 children died in Gaza during 3 days of hostilities. Their deaths demand accountability.
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#InternalDisplacementUpdate: In addition to the #earthquake in #Afghanistan - thought to be the deadliest in 20 years - #China and #Indonesia were also struck by earthquakes in June, triggering a total of 81,000 displacements.
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Afghanistan’s deadliest earthquake in 20 years injures 1,500 people in the remote provinces of Paktika and Khost.
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Other crises are just competing for crumbs...
The UN's flash appeal for Ukraine is more than 80 percent funded. Senior humanitarian figures argue that money is now more urgently needed elsewhere, but directing attention and donations to other crises is proving difficult: https://t.co/tPGw1DXQ6r
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Sad but unsurprising that DRC tops this list. Congo is a textbook example of neglect. One of the worst humanitarian crises this century, yet there's little aid, less conflict resolution & negligible media coverage of the waves of brutal attacks on civilians shattering communities
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At least 18 people have been killed as police tried to disperse anti-coup rallies in several Myanmar cities on Sunday https://t.co/tBku9VDs3d
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What happens when crimes are committed in one of the world’s largest refugee camps? @KaamilAhmed examines the makeshift Rohingya justice system: https://t.co/Pjjr38GksE
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No courts, no justice: Women and girls are left behind by a patchwork system focused on mediation rather than prosecution.
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Do aid workers need to be neutral to do a good job? We asked, you answered:
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Is this humanitarian principle a fallacy or a necessity? Here’s what you had to say.
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