Parker Deighan is a humanitarian aid volunteer and abuse documentation coordinator with the humanitarian aid organization No More Deaths.
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"We're talking about $4.5 billion for humanitarian aid and humanitarian aid ought to speak for itself and not put a lot of riders," Shelby told reporters.
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" When Tapper asked Pompeo's response to groups citing previous instances of the United States smuggling weapons along with humanitarian aid, he replied, "It's just humanitarian aid.
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Humanitarian aid The legislation includes $414 million in humanitarian aid for the border, in the form of enhanced medical support, transportation, food and clothing for migrants in detention.
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The military has since brought humanitarian aid by air, but the French Red Cross detailed how "major security problems" hampered the initial arrival of humanitarian aid to St. Martin.
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"What is important is that humanitarian aid be depoliticized and that the needs of the people should lead in terms of when and how humanitarian aid is used," Dujarric said.
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But it's an addiction that's being enabled by humanitarian aid.
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Several humanitarian aid workers were also killed in the crash.
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A humanitarian aid group said the death toll was higher.
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Disaster maps could prove revolutionary for the humanitarian aid community.
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Unless humanitarian aid is delivered, this could rise to 23,21.
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Half the population is already in need of humanitarian aid.
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It is now organising humanitarian aid for Venezuela's impoverished population.
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Yet, the need for humanitarian aid has never been greater.
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"No other candidate called for humanitarian aid before," she said.
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More than 700 tonnes of humanitarian aid have been distributed.
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The Israeli government maintains it allows inflows of humanitarian aid.
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The rest went for costs vital to providing humanitarian aid.
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"Our first phase is rescue and humanitarian aid," Puente said.
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For graphic on humanitarian aid to North Korea click tmsnrt.
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And, with that, a regular recipient of US humanitarian aid.
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The government would also allow a humanitarian aid channel opened.
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Sternlicht stressed he wasn't saying homeowners shouldn't receive humanitarian aid.
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The humanitarian aid industry, in particular, took a huge blow.
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The UN estimates that 7m Venezuelans urgently need humanitarian aid.
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No humanitarian aid There was already finger-pointing over the failure to implement another key part of the agreement: getting humanitarian aid to half-a-dozen areas under siege, principally rebel-held parts of Aleppo.
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North Korea also said in a statement carried by its official KCNA news agency that the U.N. envoy acknowledged negative impacts of sanctions on humanitarian aid, adding he was committed to help facilitate humanitarian aid.
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I have traveled to Guatemala countless times to deliver humanitarian aid.
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We provide humanitarian aid to migrants and refugees on the move.
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She appealed to other countries to create a humanitarian aid channel.
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" The actress added, "Humanitarian aid is not a long-term solution.
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The fighting has blocked humanitarian aid from reaching those in need.
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The importance of unhampered delivery of humanitarian aid cannot be overstated.
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Today another huge delivery of humanitarian aid for #Venezuela will arrive.
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An obvious place to begin would be to increase humanitarian aid.
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A decade ago, most humanitarian aid went to natural disaster response.
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Without humanitarian aid, the victims of ISIS easily could become radicalized.
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South Korea also all but terminated humanitarian aid for the North.
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There also was Trump's praise for American humanitarian aid to Yemen.
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Of the $4.5 billion, $3.3 billion would go to humanitarian aid.
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More than 75 percent of Yemen's population relies on humanitarian aid.
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This would include evacuation expenses and humanitarian aid, among other things.
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The agreement also allows humanitarian aid to civilians in these areas.
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Humanitarian aid experts from the United Kingdom are assessing the situation.
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Shortly after, Russia, China and Turkey sent humanitarian aid to Venezuela.
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Around 70% of humanitarian aid passes through the Red Sea port.
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It&aposs targeted towards three applications: commercial, humanitarian aid, and military.
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For months, humanitarian aid has been blocked by the Saudi coalition.
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Guaido has said humanitarian aid will enter the country on Feb.
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He said the planning included considerations for humanitarian aid to uprooted civilians.
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At least 20143,250 people have received humanitarian aid, the governor's office says.
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World Vision, a humanitarian aid agency, said 400 workers were in Haiti.
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And they could totally transform humanitarian aid for people in remote regions.
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"We thought we were going to push through humanitarian aid," Rodriguez said.
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Justin Trudeau, Canada's prime minister, pledged C$53m ($40m) in humanitarian aid.
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Nearly 10 million children require humanitarian aid to prevent a further deterioration.
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Moreover, Saudi Arabia is the largest donor of humanitarian aid to Yemen.
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These partners could include new humanitarian aid blocs, including pan-Islamic humanitarianism.
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That message is compelling enough without jeopardizing the future of humanitarian aid.
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"Yes, we'll have more ability to rapidly distribute humanitarian aid," Redlener said.
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The U.S. is also providing humanitarian aid to victims of the war.
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The potentially delicious drone is not the first to deliver humanitarian aid.
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There are people who want to do this for humanitarian aid, fine.
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The United Nations sanctions do not prohibit humanitarian aid to the North.
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But the federal government is trying to make our humanitarian aid criminal.
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Less than 3 percent of humanitarian aid goes to education, she said.
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Shipments of grain and other elements of humanitarian aid are in peril.
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The Trump administration has said there is an exception for humanitarian aid.
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Approximately 80 percent of the country's humanitarian aid enters though the port.
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Borrell urged Turkey to allow more humanitarian aid trucks into northern Syria.
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Around 75 percent of Yemen's inhabitants (22.2 million people) need humanitarian aid.
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The main points of Guaido's plan concern humanitarian aid and Venezuela's assets.
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Around 70 percent of humanitarian aid passes through the Red Sea port.
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"I want to start with getting the humanitarian aid in," Scott said.
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Volunteers were also distributing humanitarian aid, including clean drinking water, to victims.
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"We argued that humanitarian aid is never a crime," Sellz said by phone.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil will deliver humanitarian aid to the Venezuelan border by Feb.
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"I stood up to them to back the humanitarian aid," Fernandez told Reuters.
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Diaby also sits on the parliamentary committee for human rights and humanitarian aid.
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Fixing financing for humanitarian aid is urgent in the interest of global stability.
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It handles the humanitarian aid on which four out of five Yemenis depend.
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He has at last allowed in the Red Cross to deliver humanitarian aid.
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Those troops might also be called upon to help begin providing humanitarian aid.
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That's when the Israeli navy intercepted a humanitarian aid flotilla headed to Gaza.
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But he said humanitarian aid could continue to reach Gaza through Israeli ports.
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The Jordanians also said the deal called for resumed access to humanitarian aid.
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In neighboring Middle Eastern countries Syrian refugees need continued support with humanitarian aid.
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Human Rights Watch has said there is insufficient humanitarian aid in the camp.
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Basic public services are lacking and there is limited access for humanitarian aid.
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Eventually, FEMA will hand over responsibility for humanitarian aid to Puerto Rico's government.
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"Today another huge delivery of humanitarian aid for #Venezuela will arrive," Rubio tweeted.
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It has been assisting the people of Iraq with humanitarian aid since 2003.
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And it redefined how military forces — and lifesaving humanitarian aid — could be deployed.
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This isn't "overhead" — it is what makes the delivery of humanitarian aid possible.
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However, the USNS Comfort has seen more than just civilian humanitarian aid trips.
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Humanitarian-aid access is needed to build trust among aggrieved Afghans, they say.
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In the face of such suffering, humanitarian aid alone cannot be the answer.
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This humanitarian aid must be allowed to immediately reach all points of need.
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Humanitarian aid by the United Nations is financed almost entirely by voluntary contributions.
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Mexico also lacks the capacity to offer humanitarian aid to masses of immigrants.
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Mexico also lacks the capacity to offer humanitarian aid to masses of migrants.
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Thousands of Honduran migrants are traveling through Guatemala, according to humanitarian aid groups.
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Popolizio said it was important that humanitarian aid to Venezuela not be politicized.
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This practice is appropriate in some cases — for instance, when delivering humanitarian aid.
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Humanitarian aid and assistance was forthcoming and welcomed from countries around the globe.
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The same accord regarding humanitarian aid following a natural disaster has been absent.
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What happened when trucks with humanitarian aid tried to enter Venezuela from Colombia?
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The United States has likewise eased rules on humanitarian aid to North Korea.
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The entry of humanitarian aid can't be the trigger of a wider conflict.
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Borisov said Sofia was preparing to send humanitarian aid for the refugees in Macedonia.
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The United States spent about $8.1 billion in humanitarian aid to Syria through August.
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He said it was one of the largest joint humanitarian aid deliveries in Syria.
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The YPG militia, which is part of the SDF, called for international humanitarian aid.
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"Violence against humanitarian aid workers in general happens on a regular basis," she said.
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The Venice Commission proposed exempting humanitarian aid, advocacy and campaigning activities from criminal sanctions.
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"This is why humanitarian aid, access of essential goods should be there," he said.
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However, there is widespread concern the proposed delivery of humanitarian aid could turn violent.
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Bitcoin's peer-to-peer digital payments network could be the future of humanitarian aid.
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Hodeidah is the entry point for most of Yemen's humanitarian aid and commercial imports.
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Maybe just for some edge cases — such as delivering humanitarian aid to remoter areas.
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According to the U.N., Syria's government is holding up the delivery of humanitarian aid.
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The secretary of State also cited U.S. efforts to get humanitarian aid into Venezuela.
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U.S. assurances that sanctions won't hurt humanitarian aid "were not adequate," the court said.
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They broadly promise humanitarian aid access while denying the vast majority of specific requests.
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Cash transfers have become more mainstream in development and humanitarian aid over the years.
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Officials in Yerevan said the planes carried humanitarian aid from Armenia, a Russian ally.
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We distributed humanitarian aid and food and medical supplies to areas that needed it.
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To avert a catastrophe in Yemen, the world needs to provide more humanitarian aid.
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United Nations sanctions against North Korea do not ban humanitarian aid for the country.
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The U.S. says it has offered humanitarian aid but that Iran has rejected it.
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Humanitarian aid can stanch the dying, but it takes diplomacy to stop the killing.
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" Kartikey, India "The impact shall be likely on the scaling down of humanitarian aid.
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The United Nations projected that 76,000 people would be in need of humanitarian aid.
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U.S. assurances that sanctions won't hurt humanitarian aid "were not adequate," the court said.
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It also requires the "rapid, safe and unhindered" distribution of humanitarian aid in Syria.
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Of Yemen's 28 million people some 21 million need some form of humanitarian aid.
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But the port at Hudaydah, Yemen's main entry point for humanitarian aid, remained shuttered.
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Historically, the United States has been the agency's largest single donor for humanitarian aid.
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Elroy says its aircraft can have multiple applications, including commercial, military, and humanitarian aid.
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Third, I pushed him to end the Houthi blockage of humanitarian aid in Yemen.
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Anderson Rico: I came to support the humanitarian aid that everyone in Venezuela needs.
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I stay now because of my daughter, but we really need the humanitarian aid.
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The United Nations has appealed for $1.8 billion in humanitarian aid for Yemen this year.
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If neither is possible, airdrop humanitarian aid using the US-led coalition's warplanes in Syria.
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Diplomats from countries backing the plan met on Friday to discuss sending urgent humanitarian aid.
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Save the Children is working to deliver immediate humanitarian aid to migrant children and families.
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Blaming his troubles on foreign conspiracies, Mr Maduro has rejected most offers of humanitarian aid.
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Further misery lies ahead for Yemen's 28m people, three-quarters of whom need humanitarian aid.
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Across Nigeria, 7.7m people need humanitarian aid and 2m have had to leave their homes.
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The UN reckons three-quarters of Yemen's 28m people need some kind of humanitarian aid.
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It has also cut or threatened to cut funding for humanitarian aid and refugee programs.
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An estimated three-quarters of Diffa's population now depend entirely on humanitarian aid to survive.
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"Humanitarian aid must provide children with a safe school, a future and hope," he added.
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The UN views any Houthi pullback as vital to ensuring the flow of humanitarian aid.
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In the decaying hospital and dialysis center visited by Reuters, patients clamored for humanitarian aid.
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Without timely international support for governance and humanitarian aid, liberated areas may fall into chaos.
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He denied coming to the country for any reason other than to offer humanitarian aid.
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We are making deals with the moderate opposition faster and deliver humanitarian aid more quickly.
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"Ghouta has not seen a single humanitarian aid convoy for two months," according to CBS.
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Under the cessation of hostilities, fresh humanitarian aid has reached areas hit by recent fighting.
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They have sequestered thousands of tons of humanitarian aid and often used civilians for cover.
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It will also provide Sudan with 100 million euros and 25 million as humanitarian aid.
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As a result, U.S. humanitarian aid serves at least four million fewer people every year.
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America's international humanitarian aid plays a key role in keeping kids safe around the world.
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Exemptions include official business of the federal government and transactions related to humanitarian aid (CNN).
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Yemen is near collapse, with 80 percent of the country in need of humanitarian aid.
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About 22 million Yemenis need humanitarian aid, and 8.4 million are at risk of starvation.
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The scandal has forced the entire humanitarian aid profession to undergo some deep soul-searching.
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The kidnapping underscores the risks to humanitarian aid providers in the war-afflicted African country.
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It has said that President Trump supports the idea of the South providing humanitarian aid.
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Just last month, Britain announced it was cutting off all humanitarian aid to North Korea.
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Water, for example, is trucked in to Uganda's refugee settlements, as part of humanitarian aid.
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During congressional testimony Friday, Pompeo said the U.S. "fully supports" sending humanitarian aid to Iran.
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Saudi Arabia is now working to address this through a new Yemen humanitarian aid plan.
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The ban doesn't cover items travelers carry for personal use or state humanitarian aid shipments.
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Safe routes for humanitarian aid workers through the war zone change on a daily basis.
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Still, some progress was made as humanitarian aid was allowed to reach five besieged areas.
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The organization also partnered with a community service organization called PR4PR to distribute humanitarian aid.
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Rebels refuse any evacuation without international supervision and a broader deal to deliver humanitarian aid.
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Nor has the United Nations filled the growing need for humanitarian aid along the border.
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But after five years, Syria sets a new, consistent standard for abuse of humanitarian aid.
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The Iranians have also described their cargo flights to Syria as carrying humanitarian aid only.
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The conflicts in Iraq, Bosnia, Kosovo, and Afghanistan have received the vast majority of international humanitarian aid over the last two decades, while equally destructive conflicts in Somalia, East Timor, and Sierra Leone have gone relatively neglected by donors and humanitarian aid organizations alike.
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"Humanitarian aid, including food aid, is a lifeline for these refugees from Western Sahara," Haq said.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said there needed to be improvements in how humanitarian aid is delivered.
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"It has nothing to do with humanitarian aid at all," the 75-year old Waters said.
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Hundreds who escaped Monday were taken by the army to a humanitarian aid area outside Mosul.
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It said humanitarian aid workers had not been able to return to Rann since Jan. 17.
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In at least one case this year, a blocked commercial shipment contained humanitarian aid as well.
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It fell then beyond rescue after a humanitarian aid convoy was bombed trying to enter Aleppo.
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Aid workers say they have had no access to humanitarian aid for more than three weeks.
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The official hung up and Lisnyak continued with that morning's work, distributing humanitarian aid to villagers.
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The main focus of the ceasefire was to allow humanitarian aid to reach the Syrian people.
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The European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection department provided a travel grant for this trip.
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And the kingdom is providing the largest amount of humanitarian aid to the people of Yemen.
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We are pushing legislation, providing legal training in Mexico, offering humanitarian aid and educating the public.
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The moves followed deadly violence at the weekend that blocked humanitarian aid from reaching the country.
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They have maintained diplomatic ties with Pyongyang since the 1970s, providing humanitarian aid to North Koreans.
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Sweden, present in Pyongyang since the 1970s, is among those providing humanitarian aid to North Koreans.
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Meanwhile, the Syrian government continues to obstruct humanitarian aid, also in violation of Security Council resolutions.
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Guaidó announced on Saturday that the first trucks carrying humanitarian aid arrived from Brazil to Venezuela.
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The machinery of humanitarian aid is not only broke — but, according to many critics, also broken.
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"There are children, pregnant women, whole families that sometimes need this humanitarian aid," he told Reuters.
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Since its inception in 1991, World Help has delivered humanitarian aid to people in 71 countries.
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Maduro has cut diplomatic ties with neighboring countries and blocked humanitarian aid from entering its borders.
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Last week, I personally oversaw the distribution of humanitarian aid and spoke with survivors and eyewitnesses.
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President Maduro, clinging desperately to power, uses humanitarian aid as a weapon against his own people.
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Ms. Shamdasani said that humanitarian aid efforts were struggling to reach those displaced by the violence.
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Booz Allen did advise the Saudi government on a plan to provide humanitarian aid to Yemen.
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Transactions related to the official business of the federal government and humanitarian aid are already exempt.
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Italians can ask for their share to go to the state, to spend on humanitarian aid.
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They mostly live in cramped apartments where the rent consumes any humanitarian aid they may receive.
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It also delivers humanitarian aid around the world and transports sick children who need medical care.
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But hours after the North's missile launch on Friday, South Korea reconfirmed its humanitarian aid plans.
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South Korea plans to complete the timing and details of its humanitarian aid package next week.
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The U.S., its coalition partners and the United Nations must provide more humanitarian aid for Afghanistan.
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The U.N. maintains major operations in Gaza, running schools and health clinics and delivering humanitarian aid.
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Of immediate concern, the United Nations just reported one-third of Afghans need urgent humanitarian aid.
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I wanted us to report on clubfoot because it's an antidote to skepticism about humanitarian aid.
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When given an option, immigrants don't want to depend on humanitarian aid, they'd much rather work.
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The next time we had a date was during a humanitarian aid convoy to eastern Ukraine.
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This has left the 20 million Yemenis who rely on humanitarian aid hanging on a string.
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Kamala Harris has said humanitarian aid to the region needs to be part of any immigration policy.
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The talks on ceasefires and humanitarian aid must not stop during this period of transition in Washington.
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This plan can be based on a ceasefire, humanitarian aid, national dialogue, free elections, and inclusive government.
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It also said humanitarian aid to Syria's Aleppo would begin immediately through the northern road of Castello.
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Humanitarian aid was supposed to flow to Aleppo and five other areas in Syria during that time.
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"Please join this struggle, get on the right side of history, allow the humanitarian aid to enter."
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The Jordanian government said no new refugee camps would be built, and all humanitarian aid was suspended.
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The memorandum would commit to a ceasefire, ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid and launch public freedoms.
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The sign on that building read "Republic of Turkey Hatay Governor's Office, Afrin Humanitarian Aid Coordination Centre".
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The communique added that sustained humanitarian aid would begin this week to various besieged areas of Syria.
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The UN recently estimated that Mosul's Ninewa province needs $160 million in 2017 alone for humanitarian aid.
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Kerry added a United Nations task force will ensure equal distribution of humanitarian aid in the region.
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The Trump administration reportedly intends to announce this week an increase in humanitarian aid for Venezuelan refugees.
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Since that announcement, angrily rejected by Maduro, the U.S. has begun shipping humanitarian aid to the region.
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The partial cease-fire is over after a humanitarian aid convoy was attacked in Syria on Monday.
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International nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) are leaving because of the nearly impossible task of effectively delivering humanitarian aid.
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We officially announce that the first shipment of humanitarian aid has already entered our border with Brazil.
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We have seen in previous humanitarian aid efforts how the regime in Pyongyang exploits such good intentions.
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You can help the charities and non-profits providing humanitarian aid through the "Take Action" button below.
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Mr. Arango, the Times Baghdad bureau chief, is reporting from villages and humanitarian aid camps near Mosul.
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The draft condemned the suspected attack, demanded humanitarian aid for the region and called for an inquiry.
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It has paid for humanitarian aid missions in Iraq, South Sudan and Syria in the past decade.
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"There are 11 million children in need of humanitarian aid in this war-torn country," Fore said.
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EU states and Brussels have so far mobilized about 9.5 billion euros in Syria emergency humanitarian aid.
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"But," he added, "we still welcome a real truce that guarantees cease-fire and humanitarian aid entry."
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Tony Morain, vice president of communications at Direct Relief, a humanitarian aid organization in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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It was not the first time the Trump administration has cut off humanitarian aid during diplomatic negotiations.
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Nor did humanitarian aid help persuade North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons development, they said.
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More broadly, the humanitarian aid profession as a whole has been forced to do deep soul-searching.
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Exemptions include official business of the federal government and transactions related to the provision of humanitarian aid.
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Humanitarian aid, which had been all but blocked by fighting, is reaching most parts of the country.
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Yet a blockade by the Saudi-led coalition since 2015 has reduced humanitarian aid to a trickle.
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The victims, he said, are looking to both regional and international governments for justice and humanitarian aid.
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Using the cover of humanitarian aid is fraught with serious risks, and the consequences can be deadly.
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Hundreds of tons of humanitarian aid from the United States and other countries are being stored nearby.
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The Trump administration has signaled that it also may soon cut back on humanitarian aid to Africa.
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Nearly 400,000 people remain trapped in Eastern Ghouta, many of them in desperate need of humanitarian aid.
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When we pay for humanitarian aid for those areas we are effectively subsidizing the Syrian war machine.
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Let's stop pretending humanitarian aid for Syria is neutral and helping those in need, wherever they live.
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Most of them are illiterate and are forced to beg or rely on humanitarian aid for survival.
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No matter how outwardly benign and well-meaning, the potential to abuse offers of humanitarian aid exists.
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The Trump administration and Mr. Guaidó have declared Saturday the deadline for getting humanitarian aid into Venezuela.
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I am willing to collaborate voluntarily in protecting and distributing humanitarian aid to the most needy people.
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Since the onset of the conflict in 2013, U.S. taxpayers have contributed $1.9 billion in humanitarian aid.
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US humanitarian aid goods in Cucuta, Colombia The arrival of humanitarian aid at the Colombian border has become the latest flashpoint in Venezuela, which is suffering from crippling food shortages, and where inflation is expected to reach 10 million percent this year, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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The government has denied accusations that weapons were sent to Syria, saying the trucks were carrying humanitarian aid.
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Both the French and Russian U.N. draft resolutions called for a truce and humanitarian aid access throughout Syria.
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In fact, here are nine brilliant ways drones can help tackle the world's biggest problems, including humanitarian aid.
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That same day, the humanitarian aid group Mercy Corps announced it was suspending its operations in northeastern Syria.
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In February Mr Guaidó's attempt to bring in humanitarian aid from Colombia, watched by the world's media, failed.
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Joseph Dunford, told Congress that the Russians were responsible for an airstrike against a UN humanitarian aid convoy.
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If the approach is extended to humanitarian aid, it will make it easier to spot fraud and theft.
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Many humanitarian aid appeals for 2015 ignored education, and aid appeals for education were only one-third funded.
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Given the heightened political situation in Venezuela, major international relief organizations are reluctant to assist with humanitarian aid.
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In 2014, it received 2 percent of humanitarian aid, the United Nations cultural agency UNESCO said in June.
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Despite the group's presence in the city, previous humanitarian aid drops have reportedly been hoarded by the regime.
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Humanitarian aid is not short-term anymore, it has unfortunately become a Band-Aid for the unresolved conflict.
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He is the oldest son of Louis Michel, EU commissioner for development and humanitarian aid from 2004-2009.
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The "Pirates of the Caribbean" star said the amount of humanitarian aid given internationally to education is insufficient.
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Even humanitarian aid addresses some drivers of conflict, like economic insecurity, and buys leverage with local political leaders.
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Tillerson said the US would also discuss with Moscow joint efforts to implement ceasefires and deliver humanitarian aid.
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Borisov told Reuters this week he only delivered humanitarian aid to pro-Russian rebels and did not fight.
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They said increased military spending should be matched by higher outlays for diplomacy, humanitarian aid and crisis prevention.
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Maduro has held on to power and has blocked humanitarian aid from entering the country, further escalating tensions.
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Following the Korean War, the United States helped to stabilize South Korea through economic investment and humanitarian aid.
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She urged the Syrian opposition groups to halt attacks to allow humanitarian aid to reach those in need.
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"We've seen an increase in our ability to deliver humanitarian aid," he said, adding that access was insufficient.
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Adding insult to injury, Chavez's successor, Maduro, has been blocking desperately needed humanitarian aid from entering the country.
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Trump defended his administration providing humanitarian aid to Venezuela and criticized "socialism" for its role in the unrest.
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And we may yank humanitarian aid out of the mouths of the most truly disadvantaged on the planet.
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"The number of refugees continues to rise, so do their humanitarian needs," Humanitarian Aid Commissioner Christos Stylianides said.
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"What I saw is what happens when Congress gets its act together and passes humanitarian aid," she added.
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The International Rescue Committee (IRC), a global humanitarian aid organization, is tackling this issue head-on — with technology.
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A delegation from the Houthis is currently in Saudi Arabia for talks on facilitating humanitarian aid to Yemen.
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It included water and electrical facilities and infrastructure vital to delivering humanitarian aid, a second senior official said.
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They've provided weapons and training to allied fighters and delivered humanitarian aid and services where they're desperately needed.
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Israel has also extended medical and humanitarian aid to what it calls more moderate rebels across the border.
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Rebels say they are refusing any evacuation without a broader deal to deliver humanitarian aid and international supervision.
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Until that day, humanitarian aid is vital to the preservation of human life and must not be criminalized.
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Aleksandra Mosinann, a Red Cross committee spokeswoman, said the need for humanitarian aid in the region remained acute.
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A cessation of hostilities places a temporary pause on the conflict so that humanitarian aid can reach civilians.
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The fate of $4.5 billion in humanitarian aid for the southern U.S. border is up in the air.
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Such humanitarian aid is allowed under the international sanctions imposed as punishment for the North's nuclear arms program.
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Mr. Moon's conservative predecessors had sharply curtailed humanitarian aid in response to the North's nuclear and missile tests.
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But he added that it would be used in the meantime to collect humanitarian aid for Venezuelan citizens.
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The groom's mother, based in Newton, works for IsraAID, a humanitarian aid organization with headquarters in Tel Aviv.
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Rouhani reiterated comments by Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejecting the U.S.'s offer of humanitarian aid.
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The EU is also preparing to offer 60 million euros in new humanitarian aid to Idlib, diplomats said.
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Humanitarian aid work is not a crime — at least in the case of Arizona geography teacher Scott Warren.
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The letter also called for the Myanmar government to lift all restrictions on humanitarian aid to Rakhine State.
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The question here is to all military officers: Soldier, are you going to deny your family humanitarian aid?
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It was Ike who believed in fewer arms sales and more humanitarian aid as the pathway to peace.
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"The impact of the humanitarian aid is highly political," admits Juan Miguel Matheus, an MP for the opposition.
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He is adamant that Venezuela should receive humanitarian aid, but that the operation should be a concerted effort.
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And as they drag on, with it they kill, injure or bring other harm to humanitarian aid workers.
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The United Nations says 22 million Yemenis, out of a population of 29 million, rely on humanitarian aid.
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In practice, humanitarian aid for education remains critically underfunded, with less than 2% of pledges directed toward education.
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"We appreciate the firm international support to our path and the support for the humanitarian aid," said Guaidó.
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According to the UN, the U.S. was the largest single donor for humanitarian aid for Syria last year.
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But they're also wondering why no one is stepping in to offer more humanitarian aid, particularly in Matamoros.
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Further sessions will feature discussions on missile proliferation, energy security, emerging cyber-based threats, counterterrorism, and humanitarian aid.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Vecchio beseeched members of Congress to, among other things, grant more humanitarian aid to Venezuela.
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Guaido told a huge rally of supporters on Tuesday that humanitarian aid would enter the country on Feb.
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In total, at least 18 million people in the country currently rely on some form of humanitarian aid.
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Syrian civilians need urgent humanitarian aid to relieve poverty, Syria's neighbors need support for the refugees they are housing.
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He noted that the US provides 75% of the military resources in Syria and covers 25% of humanitarian aid.
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Some areas of the country had been starved of humanitarian aid for over three months, spokeswoman Yara Sharif said.
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The two ministers also discussed humanitarian aid and efforts toward a political solution in Syria, the Turkish sources said.
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The opposition effort aims to bring humanitarian aid into Venezuela from neighboring Colombia, Curacao and Brazil as of Feb.
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The United Nations and International Red Cross have called on both sides in Venezuela to not politicize humanitarian aid.
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Along with a group of clergy, I met with migrant families and heroic people providing humanitarian aid to them.
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During the same period, the army cordoned off the Maungdaw district, depriving at least 160,000 civilians of humanitarian aid.
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There has also been a push to improve access for humanitarian aid, which has faltered in the past week.
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There, they set up makeshift camps, which were inaccessible for international humanitarian aid workers and controlled by criminal gangs.
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Meanwhile, he said, the U.N. is spending a little over $100 million annually on humanitarian aid to the country.
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The port is Yemen's primary conduit for humanitarian aid, which 22m people, or 80% of the population, depend on.
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Y., responded by saying Congress would have gone into next week without passing humanitarian aid without the group's effort.
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And while the UAE has poured in more than $400 million in humanitarian aid, Yemenis remain impatient for reconstruction.
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Jerusalem (CNN)For the second time in a week, Israel has accused a humanitarian aid worker of assisting Hamas.
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Christos Stylianides, the European Union's commissioner for humanitarian aid and crisis management, says efficiency is one of his priorities.
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But the essentials are these: A period of seven days of reduced violence and sustained access for humanitarian aid.
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"This case is not about humanitarian aid, or anyone in medical distress," said Nathaniel Walters, an assistant U.S. attorney.
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In February he presided over a humanitarian-aid summit in Riyadh organised by a charity that bears his name.
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The main focus of the ceasefire was to allow humanitarian aid to reach the Syrian people besieged by war.
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An inexpensive drone prototype, called Pouncer, was designed to help deliver humanitarian aid to remote regions with impassible roads.
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The United States ranks among the top 10 donor nations, offering close to 30 percent of all humanitarian aid.
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They also discussed efforts to send humanitarian aid into Aleppo and to reach a political solution in the country.
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If Russia is prepared to cooperate with us on the ceasefire and humanitarian aid, we are more than ready.
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Maduro has faced regional condemnation this week for violently driving back the opposition's attempts to bring in humanitarian aid.
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Less violence on the ground, though, has meant more humanitarian aid to people who have been previously cut off.
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She demanded that Kiir allow full and consistent humanitarian aid access and bring peace and stability to the country.
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At the time, conditions turned around with the help of humanitarian aid and the return of the rainy season.
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The war has left 4.5 million hard-to reach people in need of humanitarian aid, the United Nations says.
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According to The Associated Press, the ruling marks the first conviction brought against humanitarian aid volunteers in 10 years.
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Hodeidah is not just any city -- more than 80% of the humanitarian aid desperately needed in Yemen arrives there.
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American officials accused Russia of not pressing the Assad government to stop military activity and allow in humanitarian aid.
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Their Moscow-based company, Abakan Air, is the only authorized civilian provider of airdropped humanitarian aid in the conflict.
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While Democrats have agreed to monies for humanitarian aid, they have refused to budge on funding for detention beds.
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It's been used to support military operations around the world, and to distribute humanitarian aid and help during evacuations.
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He stressed that he wanted a proposal to be "clean" humanitarian aid, which could help avoid a partisan fight.
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Third, we must prioritize access of humanitarian aid and economic reconstruction to those suffering in the Syrian civil war.
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Humanitarian aid and economic development could begin to take place regularly in Syria, something ISIS can never offer people.
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An estimated 56,000 people have been killed or wounded in the fighting and 22 million people need humanitarian aid.
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"Humanitarian aid is the center of our policy, and we are working on the logistics," Guaidó told the newspaper.
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These trials are part of the Trump administration's escalation in the targeting of humanitarian aid work in the borderlands.
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Humanitarian aid has been delivered to Baixada Santista region, with mattresses, blankets, food and water being distributed to residents.
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The United Nations warned this week that half its population may soon rely entirely on humanitarian aid to survive.
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Trump isn't promoting the values — free markets, open borders, humanitarian aid — that bound the United States and Western Europe.
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Legal and human rights experts say the killing of civilians and humanitarian aid deprivations could well be war crimes.
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And this despite a Security Council resolution last week calling for a cease-fire and access for humanitarian aid.
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"The 'humanitarian aid' is a show to humiliate us, and it's meant to justify military aggression," Maduro tweeted Friday.
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But Mr. Moon's two conservative predecessors sharply curtailed humanitarian aid in response to the North's nuclear and missile tests.
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David Miliband, who runs the International Rescue Committee, a humanitarian aid group for refugees, was a guest on Dec.
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Although relief organizations assured the public that the money was reserved for humanitarian aid, others sent guns and ammunition.
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The United States said separately on Tuesday it would send $108 million in humanitarian aid to people in Syria.
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Internal displacement is at an all-time high as the regime refuses to allow humanitarian aid into the country.
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A pause in fighting would allow humanitarian aid to reach eastern Ghouta, and allow for the evacuation of civilians.
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"Using humanitarian aid as a coercive tool and de-funding schools and hospitals has destructive implications," the statement continued.
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Still, humanitarian aid remains blocked in the Nuba Mountains, and refugees from Darfur are too wary to return home.
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Most residents are waiting for local services to be restored before they leave their humanitarian aid camps and return.
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Still, Francis called for forgiveness and renewed dialogue on the peninsula and for more humanitarian aid for North Korea.
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End human rights violations, yes to humanitarian aid," and "I too am another Venezuelan fighting for a free Venezuela.
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The Saudi-led coalition said earlier this year it would commit $1.5 billion in humanitarian aid for the country.
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In total, the U.N. said 13.5 million people in Syria need humanitarian aid, up from 1.3 million from 2014.
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The video is the product of a collaboration between Doctors Without Borders, the international humanitarian aid group, and HowToUseAbortionPill.
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Maduro sees the opposition-led plan as a trap, and has rejected the humanitarian aid it would bring in.
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Defenders of that approach argue that negotiations over humanitarian aid and peace talks took priority over seeking criminal accountability.
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The blockage stops the delivery of humanitarian aid, called for by Venezuela's opposition, from being delivered via that route.
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Still, advocates argue, UN agencies could be doing more to provide humanitarian aid to those affected by the policy.
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This idea also applies to humanitarian aid and military use as the plane can "self-deploy" to inaccessible locations.
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"Don't make a false promise to Venezuela with this supposed humanitarian aid," Mr. Maduro said at a recent rally.
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Democratic spending leaders have said any funding would be limited to humanitarian aid, mostly for families and unaccompanied minors.
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"This case is not about humanitarian aid, or anyone in medical distress," said Nathaniel Walters, one of the prosecutors.
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Up to 80 percent of Yemen's humanitarian aid, including food, fuel, and medicine, comes into the country through Hodeidah.
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Because of this, Assad's government relies on humanitarian aid and purchases on credit lines from Iran and, more recently, Russia.
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The aim is to allow the entry of humanitarian aid to besieged areas, the news agency said, particularly Taiz City.
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Guaido is already en route to Cucuta, with plans to "welcome the humanitarian aid," his spokesman Edward Rodriguez told CNN.
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And it tightened its blockade of Yemen, rendering it virtually impossible for humanitarian aid to reach Yemen's air- and seaports.
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There was also fairly precise language in the deal about the provision of humanitarian aid to besieged areas, she said.
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We approached a group of women covered head to toe in black as they were lining up for humanitarian aid.
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The US says these governors are joining in Maduro's efforts to block humanitarian aid from crossing the border into Venezuela.
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By 2016 it made up around 10% of global humanitarian aid, up from almost nothing a decade or two earlier.
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Pueblo Sin Fronteras: This organization provides humanitarian aid and shelter to migrants on their way to the U.S. Donate here.
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Humanitarian aid workers no longer have access to the 60,000 Syrians, who are now cut off from the outside world.
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Non-governmental organizations pledged $330 million in humanitarian aid at a parallel NGO conference, Kuwait's state news agency KUNA reported.
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Syrian and Russian government sources said in March that Syria had received 50,000 tons of Russian wheat as humanitarian aid.
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Protesters are seeking early presidential elections, freedom for jailed activists, and humanitarian aid to alleviate chronic food and medicine shortages.
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The U.K. foreign secretary added that thousands of people in parts of Aleppo were in dire need of humanitarian aid.
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These include free access for humanitarian aid to opposition-held areas blockaded by government forces and a release of detainees.
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VENEZUELA IS in dire need of humanitarian aid, and Juan Guaidó, the interim president, has pledged to deliver it tomorrow.
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UNICEF, the UN children's agency, estimates 8.4 million children are in need of humanitarian aid in Syria and neighboring countries.
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"Humanitarian aid has started coming in and it's a very welcome first step but we need commercial imports," Jaquemet said.
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It killed more than 1,000 people in the three countries and left nearly 3 million in need of humanitarian aid.
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The proposal calls for safe evacuations, "immediate and unconditional" access to humanitarian aid, and protection of medical facilities and personnel.
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Nigeria, which has Africa's largest economy, has come under fire for devoting little of its own resources to humanitarian aid.
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The ceasefire collapsed on Monday with an attack on a humanitarian aid convoy near Aleppo that killed about 20 people.
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Protesters are demanding early presidential elections, freedom for jailed activists, and humanitarian aid to allow in scarce medicines and food.
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Russian cargo planes dropped humanitarian aid to besieged areas controlled by the regime last week, while airstrikes pounded ISIS positions.
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There is no doubt humanitarian aid groups will continue to fulfill their mission to beneficiaries, protect employees and mitigate risk.
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The European Commissioner for humanitarian aid called on the Saudi-led coalition to allow aid to reach the Yemeni population.
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" CNN also reports there are around 400,000 people still trapped in Eastern Ghouta, many "in desperate need of humanitarian aid.
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In other cases, Turkish aid organizations deliver humanitarian aid to communities and refugees camps on Syrian soil, the official said.
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Overwhelming destruction The Port of San Juan, where much of the humanitarian aid is arriving, doesn't have enough truck drivers.
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UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations says it wants to rethink how humanitarian aid is delivered to the world's spreading crises.
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Food is scarce and the rebels hinder movement of critical humanitarian aid inside the country, when it can get in.
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His presence there suggests that the U.S. government wants to undermine humanitarian aid and diplomatic routes to diffusing the crisis.
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If it truly is to be humanitarian aid, the Trump administration needs to decouple it from its aggressive, militaristic agenda.
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Some troops will remain to provide humanitarian aid assistance for migrants and asylum-seekers who have arrived in recent weeks.
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Appropriators are trying to assuage those concerns by ensuring the funding can't be used beyond the purposes of humanitarian aid.
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This is much less common today, partly because humanitarian aid — despite real shortcomings — has made a profound difference in health.
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Tensions rose in recent days as Guaidó announced on Saturday that the first trucks carrying humanitarian aid arrived from Brazil.
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Humanitarian aid earmarked by religion or ethnicity can also have negative consequences for the very people it intends to help.
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And contrary to popular belief, the KSA has provided $274 million in humanitarian aid to Yemen through the United Nations.
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He added that countries must hunt down traffickers while boosting humanitarian aid and allowing more migration to the developed world.
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Int.—Boardroom P.R. Executive 1 : We think it's so great that you've been taking an interest in humanitarian aid, sir.
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Starting with Aleppo, the resolution would ground all warplanes over the city and ensure that humanitarian aid could get in.
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The EU estimates that in a country of 25 million, 22.5 million Yemenis are in desperate need of humanitarian aid.
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From delivering cargo and humanitarian aid to transporting our troops and conducting airstrikes, we can't get much done without fuel.
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By limiting the order to humanitarian aid and civil aviation, the ruling did not go as far as Iran requested.
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The program would be structured so that existing humanitarian aid programs outside the bloc would not lose funding, it said.
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Netanyahu thinks Palestinian refugees should keep on getting humanitarian aid but wants to decrease UNRWA's role as much as possible.
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By reforming U.S. humanitarian aid to Africa, he can cut considerable bureaucratic waste, effectively increasing assistance without upping the cost.
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After witnessing some of the suffering taking place there, I relocated to Tucson to dedicate myself to humanitarian aid work.
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Myanmar has halted humanitarian aid to Rakhine, leaving those still in the state with limited access to food and water.
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I've been reminded of the importance of American-funded humanitarian aid by the people like Olga who are receiving it.
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He sought to reinforce that message in a speech prepared for delivery later Wednesday to humanitarian aid advocates in Berlin.
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A large portion of the money, $3.3 billion, was earmarked for humanitarian aid — which most lawmakers agree is sorely needed.
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If we're all-in on providing humanitarian aid and air cover, I think other nations will provide the ground troops.
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From 2014 to 2018, the United States provided some $3.8 billion in humanitarian aid to South Sudan and its neighbors.
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He also appeared relatively unfazed after a violent scuffle over humanitarian aid unfolded at the Colombia border two weeks ago.
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It also calls for full and unhindered humanitarian aid access and for Myanmar to grant full citizenship rights to Rohingya.
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These include free access for humanitarian aid to opposition-held areas blockaded by government forces, and a release of detainees.
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Snapshot: The Red Cross is struggling to deliver humanitarian aid in Venezuela, above, where even basic transportation infrastructure is crumbling.
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The Treasury Department on Thursday issued a license to allow humanitarian aid to go to Iran through a Swiss channel.
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The blockade has since been loosened, but it is still cutting civilians off from desperately needed humanitarian aid and food.
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She has constructed a web of international connections through her advocacy for women's rights, refugees, humanitarian aid and other causes.
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Pueblo Sin Fronteras: This group provides humanitarian aid and shelter to migrants on their way to the U.S. Donate here.
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"Why didn't the Italian Coast Guard intervene?" asked Sara Creta, a Doctors Without Borders humanitarian aid worker in North Africa.
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Amid life-threatening shortages of food and medicine, government officials use humanitarian aid as a political weapon for regime change.
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For the past eight years, I've been supporting humanitarian aid work, far from where I grew up, in Alsager, England.
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The humanitarian aid made its way more expeditiously to those who needed it, and border security was funded as well.
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By limiting the order to humanitarian aid and civil aviation, the ruling did not go as far as Iran requested.
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Joseph D'Souza is founder of Dignity Freedom Network, which delivers humanitarian aid to the marginalized and outcasts of South Asia.
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A face-off over the humanitarian aid quickly turned violent, with hundreds hurt in clashes with the Venezuelan National Guard.
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As a matter of fact, there was humanitarian aid stocked in U.S. ports while many Puerto Rican families were starving.
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Maduro says there is no crisis and no need for humanitarian aid, blaming U.S. sanctions for the country's economic problems.
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By slashing humanitarian aid, increasing the risk that people starve in the four countries — Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia and Nigeria.
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Humanitarian aid groups have described the Haas attack as one of the most egregious assaults targeting children in the war.
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Maybe an oil-for-food program could help, along with greater efforts to force Maduro to allow more humanitarian aid.
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Dubai's International Humanitarian City said Tuesday that 400,000 people will benefit from a 97-metric-ton shipment of humanitarian aid.
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Syria's war has killed over 250,000 people and left 4.5 million hard to reach with humanitarian aid, the U.N. says.
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Last year Russia and China abstained in the council vote to extend approval for the cross-border humanitarian aid deliveries.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Washington is still working on plans to get humanitarian aid delivered to Venezuela.
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What's next: Shipments of humanitarian aid from Mr. Guaidó's international allies are expected to begin arriving in Venezuela this week.
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If the military can be convinced to not stand between the Venezuelan population and the humanitarian aid, he may fall.
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"The idea is people will stay till the early morning hours and walk with the humanitarian aid," said Mr. Barboza.
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But some major relief organizations are reluctant to cooperate, fearing the plan could turn humanitarian aid into a political weapon.
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"Scott intended one thing, to provide basic human kindness in the form of humanitarian aid," Mr. Kuykendall said in court.
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More than 10 million North Koreans, nearly 40 percent of the population, are undernourished and need humanitarian aid, it said.
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Cover image: Rohingya wait in line for humanitarian aid in Kutupalong camp August 27, 2018 in Kutupalong, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
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The Venezuelan government shuttered key border crossings to block deliveries of humanitarian aid supplied by the US and neighboring countries.
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About 22012 million people, or over half the population, in the Central African Republic depend on humanitarian aid to survive.
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About 22018 million people, or over half the population, in the Central African Republic depend on humanitarian aid to survive.
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The Kingdom's lock down means critical humanitarian aid like medical supplies, food, and water, are not getting into the country.
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Almost 30,000 vulnerable refugees overseas have already completed interviews for resettlement, said the International Rescue Committee, a humanitarian aid group.
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My own research of the international humanitarian aid disbursements to states affected by conflicts from 85033 to 2009 confirms that despite the principled commitment to assist people in need equally, wherever they are, high levels of humanitarian aid appear to be disbursed because of strategic and political factors even after controlling for level of need.
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In March 2017, Belgium's humanitarian aid and development minister, Alexander De Croo, called on FN to stop sales to Saudi Arabia.
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Scherbak also ponders whether providing humanitarian aid, including food supplies, might be more useful than money as aid for developing countries.
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The resolutions call for all sieges to be lifted, humanitarian aid access and a halt in air strikes and forced displacement.
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They directed them at foreign governments and leaders, the UN Security Council, the public, asking for humanitarian aid and safe passage.
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That trial drew widespread attention over concern that it represented an effort by the Trump administration to criminalize humanitarian aid work.
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The two men are also expected to discuss the situation in Syria and Iraq as well as humanitarian aid and refugees.
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"That means a potential spike in cholera cases," said John Hasse, the humanitarian aid agency World Vision's national director in Haiti.
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Frace has been advocating a UN Security Council resolution for a ceasefire in Aleppo and access for people to humanitarian aid.
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More plausibly, intervention could be confined to securing delivery of humanitarian aid, through air drops and safe zones along the border.
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Some humanitarian aid from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates arrived on the island just hours after the cyclone receded.
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The Venezuelan opposition and the United States dubbed the convoys "humanitarian aid," but aid groups and analysts alike have expressed skepticism.
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He had previously blocked humanitarian aid efforts, denying his country was in crisis and calling aid a pretext for military intervention.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Washington is still working on plans to get the humanitarian aid delivered to Venezuela.
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The six include officials with the National Guard and police blamed for their roles in blocking humanitarian aid convoys into Venezuela.
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Half died before the official declaration of famine, which was caused by drought, war and lack of access for humanitarian aid.
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Imports into Yemen have dropped since the conflict began more than two years ago, affecting both humanitarian aid and commercial goods.
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Gifford told Motherboard over the phone that the proposed Pouncer solves two key problems in humanitarian aid delivery: accuracy and economy.
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Now, companies are testing to see how drones can regularly deliver humanitarian aid, rather than just inform NGOs where to go.
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Colombian President Iván Duque called on the world to demand that Maduro allow humanitarian aid to enter the country on Saturday.
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Macron has for several months attempted to nurture a dialogue with Putin on Syria to break the deadlock on humanitarian aid.
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Nearly eight million Congolese are facing food insecurity and 13 million are in need of humanitarian aid, the United Nations says.
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Maduro's military reportedly opened fire on activists who attempted to distribute humanitarian aid at the northwest border between Venezuela and Colombia.
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Over the weekend, supporters of Venezuela's interim president, Juan Guaido, tried to retrieve international humanitarian aid stockpiled in Colombia and Brazil.
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Humanitarian aid is by its very nature supposed to be neutral, impartial, and intended solely for the relief of suffering people.
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South Korean humanitarian aid efforts to North Korea had been halted since North Korea's fourth nuclear test in January last year.
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Humanitarian aid to North Korea was also sharply curtailed in 2018 as the U.S. ramped up enforcement of U.N.-imposed sanctions.
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OCHA has estimated nearly 88 million people are in need of humanitarian aid in 2016, which will cost around $20 billion.
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Moreover, it has thwarted delivery of international humanitarian aid to more than 1.5 million displaced people living in the Kurdistan Region.
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I hope to work in government and humanitarian aid in the future, but until then learn as much as I can.
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He claimed his team had successfully delivered the first cargo of humanitarian aid, but did not explain where it came from.
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"At all times I will look at any kind of suggestion which enables humanitarian aid to be delivered," he told reporters.
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Oxfam provides humanitarian aid to families in five of the countries on the travel ban - Syria, Iraq, Somalia, Yemen, and Sudan.
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Nearly 14 million Syrians need humanitarian aid; 7 million don't have enough food and 1.75 million children are out of school.
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Beginning at midnight, both sides have formed committees to observe the cessation of hostilities and facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid.
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The conference appealed for more humanitarian aid access in Syria and an end to using sieges and starvation as war tactics.
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The Administration's most dramatic action on Guaidó's behalf was a high-profile operation, in February, to deliver humanitarian aid to Venezuela.
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Yet efforts by the US to break the logjam, including trying to send much-needed humanitarian aid throughout Venezuela, have failed.
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Guaido celebrated the support of European countries and also asked them to send humanitarian aid to help relieve the economic crisis.
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The government expects the total contribution to security, development, diplomatic, and humanitarian aid will total some $1.6 billion over three years.
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His plea rebutted earlier remarks from Mr. Pompeo, who has insisted that the sanctions do not bar humanitarian aid from Iran.
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We're covering Wednesday's Democratic debate (and looking ahead to tonight's) and the dispute in Congress over humanitarian aid for the border.
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They really have wanted the US to be more forward-leading in terms of activity in Syria to provide humanitarian aid.
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For example, the State Department is barring American humanitarian aid workers from entering North Korea during negotiations over Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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Humanitarian aid moved through the Brazilian-Venezuelan border in Pacaraima, according to Maria Teresa Belandria, Venezuela's opposition-appointed ambassador to Brazil.
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Yemen has become synonymous with human suffering -- over 22 million people need humanitarian aid, including almost every child in the country.
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Furthermore, the conditions conducive to such an outcome most certainly include diplomatic overtures, economic stability, humanitarian aid and numerous other prerequisites.
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"We will succeed in letting the humanitarian aid in, because it's about saving lives," Guaido posted on his official Twitter feed.
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The move effectively blocks the passage of humanitarian aid called for by Venezuela's opposition, should it be delivered via this route.
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Guaido said Saturday that humanitarian aid would be sent to collection points in Cucuta, Colombia; Brazil and an unspecified Caribbean island.
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He said humanitarian aid was better than "trying to whip out our (fighter jets) and show them how big they are".
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They agreed on a set of reforms, called the Grand Bargain, to improve the delivery, transparency and effectiveness of humanitarian aid.
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Let's stop funding UN agencies charged with delivering humanitarian aid inside Syria if the Syrian government continues to block the aid.
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Tuguegarao airport in northern Luzon, a vital transportation hub, has also been damaged, potentially complicating efforts to bring in humanitarian aid.
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The opposition plans to bring humanitarian aid into Venezuela on Saturday in a move that could prompt a showdown with authorities.
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It would be unconscionable for the United States to cut humanitarian aid to Africa now, as the Trump administration is threatening.
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About $200 million in humanitarian aid to the country this year will largely pay to feed and care for the refugees.
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The United States had even cut off critical humanitarian aid to the country by barring American aid groups from traveling there.
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Related: A House vote is scheduled for today on a $653 billion package of emergency humanitarian aid for the southwestern border.
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"Humanitarian aid is not a crime," the United Nation's Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights said in a statement.
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The rival sides had formed committees to observe the halt in hostilities and facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid, he said.
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The United Nations estimates that about a quarter of Venezuelans need humanitarian aid, according to internal UN estimates seen by Reuters.
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The question that also has to be asked is, with humanitarian aid work becoming one of the most dangerous professions in the world -- almost 4,400 humanitarian aid workers have been caught in major attacks over the past 20 years, with one-third of them killed -- will skilled people bother to view it as a career choice?
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Nomadic pastoralists, who typically live only with their extended families, have come together, hoping that humanitarian aid will reach them in camps.
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Military action is only ever successful when it is part of a political strategy, for peace-making, humanitarian aid and regional security.
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Yesterday's detention, seemingly intended to impede an act of humanitarian aid, suggests an escalation of Cuban authorities' crackdown on artists and activists.
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The new agreement also calls for the opening of corridors for humanitarian aid, the release of prisoners and the withdrawal of forces.
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The 25 million euros allocated for such projects have been redirected to non-government organizations working on humanitarian aid in the country.
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During the last ceasefire, the Syrian regime did not abide by Russia's instructions to allow humanitarian aid access to some rebel areas.
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Some 70 percent of Yemen&aposs food enters via the port, as well as the bulk of humanitarian aid and fuel supplies.
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"This case is not about humanitarian aid," Nate Walters, the assistant US attorney leading the prosecution, said in his opening statement Wednesday.
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Air traffic in Sanaa's airport is currently restricted to flights carrying humanitarian aid sent by the United Nations and other international organizations.
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Much-needed humanitarian aid to the southern border was blocked by partisan ideologues last summer until the Problem Solvers broke the gridlock.
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We have given clearance to all such requests for docking by any ship that carries humanitarian aid to the people of Yemen.
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Catena told me the "big international players" have a responsibility to end the deadlock that has starved the region of humanitarian aid.
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Falcon plans to free more than 200 jailed activists and politicians should he be elected, and allow foreign humanitarian aid into Venezuela.
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The war has killed tens of thousands and left millions on the brink of famine and in desperate need of humanitarian aid.
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The European Union&aposs Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Pperations posted a satellite photo on Twitter showing the extent of the fires.
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The company has also said that preventing all Phantom flights in Iraq and Syria to deter ISIS would harm humanitarian aid missions.
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Saudi Arabia accuses Iran of smuggling missiles to the Houthis through ports used to deliver humanitarian aid and food shipments to Yemen.
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Tough U.N. sanctions imposed on North Korea in response to its escalating nuclear and ballistic missile programs exempt delivery of humanitarian aid.
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There are three tiers, with the worst offenders placed on Tier 3, and subject to sanctions on all assistance except humanitarian aid.
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Lavrov and Kerry also discussed potential cooperation to facilitate deliveries of humanitarian aid and achieve a political resolution to the Syria crisis.
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Secretary of State John Kerry discussed humanitarian aid deliveries to Syria with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov over the telephone on Friday.
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"I love Indian music," he says citing the massive aesthetic influence of Afghanistan's most powerful political ally and biggest humanitarian aid provider.
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There used to be a time when, as a humanitarian aid worker, one felt shielded by the U.N. or Red Cross flags.
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It'll be used both as a private luxury air yacht for Brin and his retinue, as well as for humanitarian aid purposes.
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Spanish authorities said the supplies were packaged to look like humanitarian aid and then shipped from Spanish ports to Syria and Iraq.
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The Red Sea port is a lifeline for millions of people, handling most of the country's commercial imports and humanitarian aid supplies.
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In weekend clashes at the Colombian border, Venezuelan security forces acted with "proportionality and caution," as humanitarian aid was burned, he said.
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Violence flared at the Colombian border Saturday when opposition leader Juan Guaidó tried to accompany a convoy of humanitarian aid into Venezuela.
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The Trump administration announced earlier this year it is cutting US funding to the UN group, which provides humanitarian aid to Palestinians.
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The agreement, which began last week, called for a cessation of hostilities and the delivery of humanitarian aid to civilians in Syria.
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He is founder of Dignity Freedom Network, which advocates for and delivers humanitarian aid to the marginalized and outcasts of South Asia.
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Russia also plans to give Syria 100,000 tonnes of wheat in humanitarian aid in four cargoes, the Russian agriculture ministry source said.
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However, conversely, there has not been a drop of humanitarian aid reaching us here in the Nuba Mountains during that time period.
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Even the increased access to humanitarian aid that was to have been a hallmark of the partial cease-fire has proved challenging.
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The deal included a weeklong cease-fire, humanitarian aid deliveries and cooperation between the two militaries in targeting extremist organizations in Syria.
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Mexico will continue to provide humanitarian aid to individuals waiting out their legal proceedings near the border, according to the DHS official.
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Hodeidah, held by Houthi rebels, is an entry point for 70% of foreign humanitarian aid into Yemen, according to the United Nations.
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He asserts that he broke with the ideology of the Islamic State and actually only came to Syria to provide humanitarian aid.
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The Senate on Wednesday voted 84-85033 to pass its $4.5 billion border bill, which includes nearly $3 billion in humanitarian aid.
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Having reached out to the leaders of Bangladesh and Myanmar, we delivered 1,000 tons of humanitarian aid to the Rohingya Muslim refugees.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Trump's U.N. ambassador disclosed plans to stop funding a United Nations agency that provides humanitarian aid to Palestinian refugees.
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But it's hard to imagine its 28 percent cut to the State Department not substantially harming US efforts at humanitarian aid abroad.
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On Monday, the Trump administration announced it would pause its plan to deny humanitarian aid and health care to immigrants facing deportation.
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Choset also emphasized that robotics, drones and artificial intelligence could also be used in other areas, like disaster response and humanitarian aid.
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Overall, international humanitarian aid to DRC continues to slip, from $6603 per person targeted for assistance in 2660 to $210.5 in 257.
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Agencies and federal officials at the southwestern border say they desperately need emergency humanitarian aid to help manage the flow of migrants.
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Tim Kaine: It's principally a tool for delivering humanitarian aid pursuant to the UN Security Council resolution that even Russia voted for.
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There was a brief truce in 1999 when Greece and Turkey sent humanitarian aid to each other following earthquakes in each country.
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And he agreed to send humanitarian aid, but not military aid, to the Nicaraguan contras, the rebels fighting the leftist Sandinista government.
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A raging cholera epidemic has sickened some 900,000 people, and 17 million Yemenis are now completely dependent on humanitarian aid for survival.
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"Today, the first shipment of humanitarian aid arrived for our people," Henrique Capriles, a leading figure of the opposition, posted on Twitter.
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And the fighting threatens to shut the Jordan border crossing that is the main conduit for humanitarian aid to millions of Syrians.
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The two countries provided about $930 million, or roughly one-third, of the United Nations humanitarian aid budget for Yemen in 2018.
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She had a 25-year career as a humanitarian aid worker, including stints at the National Democratic Institute, an international nonprofit group.
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He recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, moved the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and slashed humanitarian aid to the Palestinians.
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"Humanitarian aid needs to be independent of political, military, or other objectives," UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric reportedly told press in New York.
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" Appealing to the conscience of Venezuela's military to help get humanitarian aid into the country, Guaido said on Twitter: "Everything is ready.
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While some have found shelter with neighbors and friends, he said, most have no other option than to wait for humanitarian aid.
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But supporters of humanitarian aid say that United Nations' and other penalties were hurting poor North Koreans more than the country's leaders.
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The country's diplomats in Europe resorted to smuggling cigarettes to make ends meet while lobbying for humanitarian aid for people back home.
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He noted that humanitarian aid had still not made it through to people under siege in Aleppo, despite the pause in fighting.
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"He also said the United States "has been clear" that existing sanctions exceptions for humanitarian aid and civil aviation safety "will remain.
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In 2013, when Asia was suffering from a series of devastating natural disasters, she was drawn to the field of humanitarian aid.
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In addition to the actions he took on Jerusalem, Trump slashed hundreds of millions of dollars in humanitarian aid to the Palestinians.
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Its new project, launched with the I.R.C. and educators in Syria, Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon, is an effort to rethink humanitarian aid.
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Tensions between the quartet and Ms. Pelosi erupted into public view this month amid a fight over humanitarian aid to the border.
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Tensions between the quartet and Ms. Pelosi erupted into public view this month amid a fight over humanitarian aid to the border.
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South Korea is sending $5 million worth of emergency humanitarian aid to China, the South Korean Foreign Affairs Ministry announced on Thursday.
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A four-page questionnaire from the Trump team to the State Department seems to suggest doubts about the value of humanitarian aid.
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In the case of ET302, it is important to preserve the work undertaken by the humanitarian aid workers who lost their lives.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A humanitarian aid convoy reached government-held parts of southwest Syria on Sunday, a Syrian Arab Red Crescent statement said.
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This will include groups providing humanitarian aid to girls and women raped in war, work that is, by no definition, family planning.
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Other statistics in the Unicef report showed 280,000 children live in hard-to-reach areas almost completely cut off from humanitarian aid.
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The goal of the Global Fragility Act is to reduce U.S. humanitarian aid expenditures by providing real solutions to resolve violent conflicts.
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Meanwhile, countries and international organizations have offered to send humanitarian aid to relieve the suffering of Venezuelans; but the regime refuses it.
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Treasury also issued general licenses, exceptions to the broader executive order, which authorize specific transactions including for debt related to humanitarian aid.
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So far, international efforts to get the government to accept humanitarian aid and negotiate in good faith with the opposition have faltered.
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Speaking directly to Venezuelan military officials, Trump urged them to allow the humanitarian aid to flow freely into the hunger-stricken country.
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The most urgent issue is persuading the government to accept humanitarian aid by putting forward detailed offers of needed food and medicine.
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A United Nations inquiry's findings suggest that Russian or Syrian bombers carried out an assault on a humanitarian aid convoy in September.
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On our side, we'll provide military cargo aircraft to deliver humanitarian aid and today I brought up this issue with President Trump.
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"Do what they may, but they can't stop the humanitarian aid from entering Venezuela," Mr. Guanipa said in the posting on Twitter.
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We want our country to create wealth and prosperity for its citizens, not be viewed just as a recipient of humanitarian aid.
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The prospect of an influx of humanitarian aid has raised hopes among Venezuelans who have struggled to put food on the table.
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U.S. military aircraft were expected to deliver more than 200 tons of humanitarian aid to the border town, a U.S. official said.
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The international community, led by the United States, has deployed military and humanitarian aid to Haiti but much more needs to be done.
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The key areas are places where humanitarian aid needs to be delivered and where Syrian government forces have been accused of targeting civilians.
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The solution can be deployed in various scenarios, such as fintech, healthcare, retail, humanitarian aid, age verification, digital identity verification and threat detection.
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Those who wish to give can choose to supply humanitarian aid, support or sponsor orphans, provide emergency aid or donate to U.S. programs.
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Pope Francis called for urgent humanitarian aid for the starving people of South Sudan, saying millions risk being condemned to death by famine.
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It includes a nationwide truce that started at sundown on Monday, improved humanitarian aid access and joint military targeting of banned Islamist groups.
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"They are blocking humanitarian aid that's being sent," Vecchio told the conference, which was attended by diplomats and representatives from dozens of countries.
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Food shortage In addition to the risk of human casualties, Wille said it could take a long time for humanitarian aid to arrive.
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If implemented, the deal hammered out during five hours of late night talks in Munich would allow humanitarian aid to reach besieged towns.
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Discussions centered on "the ongoing peace process, civilian casualties and humanitarian aid in areas of the Islamic Emirate," he said in a statement.
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Only a few groups, such as the Erbil-based Barzani foundation, have sent a humanitarian aid convoy across the border, according to PEL.
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The increased saber-rattling comes after the clashes at the border over humanitarian aid — which ended up being something of a strategic failure.
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He has maintained that it makes little sense to negotiate a political settlement before sieges are lifted and humanitarian aid can be delivered.
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America has been careful to state that the new measure does not apply to humanitarian aid or telecoms, which would hurt ordinary Venezuelans.
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To address the conflict in Ukraine, France has also contributed humanitarian aid, to the tune of 600,000 euros, or $656,310, in 2018 alone.
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This year's U.N. humanitarian aid appeal asks the world to come up with some $25.3 billion, or $1.8 billion more than last year.
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Kerry recently announced nearly $189 million in additional humanitarian aid for Yemen, bringing the total to more than $327 million since October 2015.
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The ceasefire was seen as a way to allow vital humanitarian aid through to thousands of Syrian civilians caught up in the fighting.
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Since it was established in 1979, AmeriCares has delivered more than $12 billion in humanitarian aid to 164 countries, including the United States.
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Britain currently gives £129m of humanitarian aid to Bangladesh and the Rohingya, but the UN says that they need about £1bn a year.
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Since the start of the Syrian conflict that has displaced 4.5 million people, the administration has provided over $5 billion in humanitarian aid.
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The big picture: Juan Guaidó, the Venezuelan opposition leader and self-declared interim president, promised to bring humanitarian aid into Venezuela on Saturday.
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"The base will ensure China's performance of missions, such as escorting, peace-keeping and humanitarian aid in Africa and west Asia," it said.
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Maduro has also prohibited the entry of most foreign humanitarian aid into Venezuela, pushing an ever-growing wave of migrants to the border.
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Chris Leader, the president of Food Aid International, a Georgia-based nonprofit that packages and ships meals for humanitarian aid, voiced that concern.
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She also said the United States welcomed a pledge by the Saudi-led coalition to provide $1.5 billion in humanitarian aid for Yemen.
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It included a nationwide truce and improved humanitarian aid access but it collapsed when an aid convoy was bombed killing some 20 people.
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They include Alexandra Nikolayevna, 68, who survives with her several grandchildren at "University Hostel No.4" mainly due to handouts of humanitarian aid.
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This commitment comes a week after the United States pledged to give Iraq $181 million in humanitarian aid ahead of the Mosul assault.
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"This means that we must not wait until the situation reaches famine but must act now to provide humanitarian aid directly," Musallam said.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has said there is little need for humanitarian aid, blaming U.S. sanctions for the oil-rich country's economic problems.
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The Swiss-based agency, which has provided humanitarian aid in Somalia for years, said it was in touch with a range of authorities.
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International attempts to establish ceasefires to allow in United Nations humanitarian aid have failed, although other aid groups have brought in limited supplies.
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"This is an incremental step-by-step process, the first building block here, the humanitarian aid," said CNN International Diplomatic Editor Nic Robertson.
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They included resolving internal military conflicts in areas such as war-torn Darfur, cooperating on counter-terrorism and improving access for humanitarian aid.
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" They also said large-scale humanitarian aid was required to tend to refugees fleeing Syria and Iraq, lamenting the "massive exodus of Christians.
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International leaders have called for an immediate cease-fire to get humanitarian aid to the thousands of civilians still living in the area.
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World The World Court ordered the United States to ensure that sanctions against Iran do not impact humanitarian aid or civil aviation safety.
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The United Kingdom has also filed a draft resolution at the UN that emphasizes an end to hostilities and access for humanitarian aid.
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The pact is designed to pause Syria's five-year civil war and ensure that humanitarian aid is delivered to millions of displaced civilians.
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"His food is exceptional," said Grace Henley, who manages the Spice Kitchen program for the International Rescue Committee (IRC), a humanitarian aid organization.
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A blockade designed to choke off supplies to the Houthis also blocked humanitarian aid, accelerating an economic free fall that had already begun.
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The order pulled most of the 118 New Mexico National Guard troops stationed at the border, with some staying to provide humanitarian aid.
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The United Nations resumed humanitarian aid convoys to Syria just as government forces and their Russian allies launched a major offensive in Aleppo.
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"First plane landed in Sanaa this morning with humanitarian aid workers," Abeer Etefa, WFP regional spokeswoman told Reuters in an email on Saturday.
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In 2000, 22015 percent of the world's humanitarian aid came in the form of commodities: sacks of grain, stacks of blankets, building materials.
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Aid groups say that South Sudan's president, Salva Kiir, has impeded the access of humanitarian aid workers, which has further exacerbated the misery.
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"We have to ensure that the humanitarian aid gets to the Venezuelan people," Duque said Wednesday during a visit to the White House.
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The opposition is demanding early elections, the freeing of jailed politicians, humanitarian aid, and respect for the autonomy of the opposition-led legislature.
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Editorial After calamities, people donate millions of dollars to the American Red Cross, believing it is uniquely equipped to provide prompt humanitarian aid.
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Congress passed a $4.6 billion emergency border funding bill last month that aims to provide humanitarian aid and address the influx of migrants.
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In the meantime, ordinary citizens suffer from malnutrition and are dying needlessly, problems aggravated by the Maduro government's refusal to accept humanitarian aid.
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Nauert urged groups on both sides to live up to the agreement and allow humanitarian aid to reach civilians stranded by the conflict.
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They included resolving internal military conflicts in areas such as war-torn Darfur, cooperating on counter-terrorism and improving access to humanitarian aid.
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Aside from dollarizing the economy, Falcon has said one of his first moves would be to free political prisoners and accept humanitarian aid.
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It was facilitating "access to humanitarian aid to those who need it without discrimination, between the besieged zones or zones infiltrated by terrorists".
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It also hopes the truce will allow humanitarian aid to be sent into besieged areas where many Syrians are living in dire conditions.
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Yet the speed of the evangelicals' expansion in the conflict area is new, as is their approach of blending humanitarian aid with proselytizing.
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But the mounting crises come at a time when traditional leaders in humanitarian aid look to scale back on their foreign aid spending.
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The Rangers also importantly teach southern personnel survival skills, take part in search-and-rescue operations and other humanitarian aid in remote communities.
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Some 21 million of Yemen's 28 million people need some form of humanitarian aid and more than half the population suffers from malnutrition.
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Per Al Jazeera, no humanitarian aid has been allowed into the area, despite that being the purpose of the 30-day cease-fire.
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Yemen's war has spawned the largest single-nation humanitarian crisis in the world, according to the U.N.'s humanitarian aid chief, Stephen O'Brien.
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Moon referred to hard-line approaches by previous South Korean governments, which often led North Korea to restrict or reject humanitarian aid efforts.
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The latest demonstrations occurred on Tuesday in several cities across the country to demand that humanitarian aid be allowed to enter the country.
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They began arriving in late February, as Maduro's troops at the border with Colombia drove back convoys of humanitarian aid requested by Guaido.
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The chance to study at a Research 23 university equipped Mohammad with the resources needed to match previously unavailable technologies with humanitarian aid.
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A system of clusters once used to coordinate humanitarian aid, which most claimed was working well in recent years, has been set aside.
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Last month, the United States approved the transfer of humanitarian aid, and the United Nations has allowed some exemptions to sanctions for aid.
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"You don't owe any obedience to someone who sadistically celebrates that the humanitarian aid doesn't enter a country that needs it," Guaido said.
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The protests failed to pressure the government into holding an early presidential election, freeing scores of jailed activists or accepting foreign humanitarian aid.
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South Korea has provided North Korea with $3 billion in humanitarian aid since 1995, when the first signs of a famine emerged there.
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Meanwhile, House Democrats pressed toward a vote on $21971 billion in humanitarian aid to address the plight of migrants at the southwestern border.
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The problem in this area arises more from failures of management and distribution than from any lack of available humanitarian aid and supplies.
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But the administration also sought to slash humanitarian aid by 44 percent in its first budget and by 32 percent in its second.
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Ms. Quint, 30, is a strategy manager for the International Rescue Committee, a humanitarian aid and refugee relief organization based in New York.
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The United States will continue responding to requests for humanitarian aid from those countries, and will evaluate needs each time, Mr. Green said.
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He said talks would address how to support the democratic process in Venezuela and how to organise humanitarian aid for people in Venezuela.
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Humanitarian aid experts say providing such help in advance of a disaster, rather than just responding afterwards, can cut losses and aid costs.
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Decades of humanitarian aid had not slowed the proliferation of refugee camps, or the surge of migrations across the desert and the sea.
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The United Nations on Tuesday expressed concern about getting humanitarian aid to the people of Venezuela in the wake of the latest sanctions.
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On Thursday, South Korea formalized its plan to send $8 million in humanitarian aid to North Korea for malnourished children and pregnant women.
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The country has suffered an economic collapse in two years of fighting which has left 19 million people in need of humanitarian aid.
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Mr. Warren's lawyers said he had provided only humanitarian aid to the migrants and followed the protocol of the group, No More Deaths.
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The U.S. military intervened in the war-torn country during the George H.W. Bush administration to deliver humanitarian aid amid a spiraling famine.
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Houthi rebels have also obstructed and diverted deliveries of humanitarian aid and applied siege-like tactics around the cities of Taiz and Hajjah.
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To provide relief, the Senate expeditiously passed a bill that funded humanitarian aid and border security by a vote of 28503 to 22020.
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Second, the people of Yemen cannot wait for a political solution to receive life-saving humanitarian aid and support for their collapsing economy.
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But it is also true that diplomatic work, sustainable development contributions, and humanitarian aid are essential to create a peaceful and stable society.
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The humanitarian aid group Doctors Without Borders says "about 90" people were killed at the camp in the northeastern Nigerian state of Borno.
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The US does also provide hundreds of millions of dollars in humanitarian aid to meet more short term emergency requirements like famine relief.
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In Washington, President Bush acquiesced to the term genocide and vowed "not on my watch" as Congress released billions in record humanitarian aid.
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In just one town, Marsh Harbour, satellite images show about 1,100 buildings have been destroyed, according to the humanitarian aid agency Map Action.
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The resolution called for "rapid, safe and unhindered" access for the delivery of humanitarian aid, but stopped short of officially endorsing the truce.
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The $550 million requested for humanitarian aid would bring emergency food and health care to about 5.7 million people, the United Nations said.
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They account for 94% of all currently besieged Syrians, according to the United Nations, and many are in desperate need of humanitarian aid.
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Also Saturday, humanitarian aid moved through the Brazilian-Venezuelan border in Pacaraima, according to Maria Teresa Belandria, Venezuela's opposition-appointed ambassador to Brazil.
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While we Venezuelans are going hungry, there have been violent standoffs over humanitarian aid piling up at the borders with Colombia and Brazil.
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And the private sector, alongside humanitarian aid organizations already active on the island, faces a moral imperative to lend expertise, goods and services.
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Yemen, which is torn by civil war, receives humanitarian aid from the United States, while Turkey is a North Atlantic Treaty Organization ally.
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But Democrats said much of the increase would go to their priorities, like more customs agents and humanitarian aid, not to Mr. Trump's.
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It is also calling for freedom for hundreds of jailed activists, a foreign humanitarian aid corridor and respect for the opposition-led congress.
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The UN resolution, proposed by France, calls for safe evacuations, "immediate and unconditional" access to humanitarian aid, and protection of medical facilities and personnel.
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Whether in response to war, viruses, refugee crises, or other urgent situations, the agency's peacekeeping and humanitarian aid efforts are ongoing worldwide almost constantly.
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We&aposre talking about Syria and humanitarian aid, we&aposre talking about all these different things, and we get questions on the witch hunt.
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From the refugee crisis to the aftermath of natural disasters, humanitarian aid is essential in tackling some of the world's most devastating living conditions.
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Tucson is home to one of the largest Border Patrol stations in the country, and it teems with human rights and humanitarian aid groups.
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But the United Nations and Red Cross have criticized the politicization of aid delivery, insisting that humanitarian aid should be free from political maneuvering.
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The group Medecins Sans Frontieres said a "massive scale-up of humanitarian aid in Bangladesh is needed to avoid a massive public health disaster".
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This ignored the fact that Putin and his ally – Syrian dictator Bashar Assad – are largely to blame for the need for such humanitarian aid.
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The withdrawal process is crucial in allowing desperately needed humanitarian aid through the strategic port of Hodeida, which serves about 70% of Yemen's population.
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The UN reports 21960 denials of humanitarian aid that affected children from the outbreak of war to December 22011—there were almost certainly more.
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The panel said Houthi fighters may also be guilty of war crimes, accusing them of restricting access for humanitarian aid and conscripting child soldiers.
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The reality is that it is not easy for humanitarian aid organizations to lift their heads from constant crises enough to do this alone.
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Guterres was addressing a U.N. pledging conference in Geneva where the world body is seeking $4 billion in humanitarian aid for Yemen this year.
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More than 10 million North Koreans, nearly 40 percent of the population, are undernourished and need humanitarian aid, the World Food Programme (WFP) said.
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On Saturday, Russia vetoed a UN Security Council resolution aimed at ending Syrian regime airstrikes on Aleppo and allowing humanitarian aid into the city.
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Should its odious regime finally collapse, Venezuela will need massive international support in the form of humanitarian aid, credit and economic and political help.
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Juan Guaidó, named interim president by the Assembly, doubled down on his plan to oust Maduro, calling for street demonstrations and international humanitarian aid.
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Mr Guaidó's last big gambit—an attempt in February to bring in humanitarian aid from Colombia watched by the world's media—was a failure.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - A truck carrying humanitarian aid crossed into Venezuela from Brazil at midday on Saturday, opposition lawmaker Miguel Pizarro told reporters in Caracas.
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At a huge rally in Caracas on February 12th he issued a "direct order" to the army to "allow the entry of humanitarian aid".
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Macron has for several months attempted to nurture a dialogue with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Syria to break the deadlock on humanitarian aid.
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The report's funding data was drawn from the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Financial Tracking Service, which monitors all humanitarian aid.
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" Putin added that Assad has thanked Russia for the military assistance, as well as for providing "humanitarian aid and assistance to Syria's civilian population.
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The main opposition High Negotiations Committee said it was not willing to return to negotiations without a full ceasefire and access for humanitarian aid.
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Hyundai's strange design experiment could represent the future of the first responders's industry trying to handle increasingly difficult natural disasters and humanitarian aid missions.
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According to the UN, the authorities are denying at least 130,000 men, women and children access to humanitarian aid -- food, nutrition and health care.
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Humanitarian aid to besieged towns was supposed to be the first part of the deal, followed by a "cessation of hostilities" within a week.
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In Aleppo, humanitarian aid deliveries were last made in July and O'Brien said the remains of those rations were handed out on November 13.
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"If the Syrian government did not cooperate with the U.N. with regard to humanitarian aid, millions of Syrians would have died," Ja'afari told reporters.
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He said it expands the concept of refugee response beyond humanitarian aid — like food, medicine and tents — to include things like education and jobs.
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He renewed a call for peace talks and urged all parties to allow the unimpeded passage of humanitarian aid by air, sea and land.
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"Venezuela Aid Live" hopes to raise $100 million within the next two months, so that humanitarian aid can be delivered to those in need.
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The Senate's Burma Human Rights and Freedom Bill, which might be introduced as soon as this week, provides humanitarian aid for the Rohingya people.
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Jeff Merkley blamed Democratic leadership for the $4.6 billion humanitarian aid package Congress passed last week that was bitterly opposed by many progressive Democrats.
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Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro cut diplomatic ties with neighboring Colombia on Saturday amid a standoff at the countries' shared border over international humanitarian aid.
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The United States will release some $6.6 million in previously frozen funding for a humanitarian aid group in Syria, the State Department announced Thursday.
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Gastelum reiterated his call for humanitarian aid from the Mexican government and the United Nations, saying Tijuana cannot support the migrants on its own.
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Maduro had closed borders with Colombia, Brazil and Dutch Antilles islands as opposition leader Juan Guaido prepared to bring in U.S.-backed humanitarian aid.
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By 2021, the company hopes to start selling the toilets to the public — mostly to contractors and non-governmental organizations that deliver humanitarian aid.
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The convoy was among the first to try to deliver humanitarian aid to these areas, a relief plan permitted under the cease-fire agreement.
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A convoy of trucks carrying humanitarian aid has passed into Venezuela amid a standoff between Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaidó.
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Though both sides say they support additional humanitarian aid, Trump's immigration policies have emerged as a lightning rod among the base in both parties.
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Late last month, the Senate voted 84-85033 to approve a $4.5 billion border funding bill that provided nearly $3 billion in humanitarian aid.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Defence Ministry said on Monday it was ready to give access to its military bases in Syria for humanitarian aid deliveries.
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Rather, it has relied on airstrikes by Russian and Syrian aircraft to block deliveries of humanitarian aid, destroy water treatment plants and damage hospitals.
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The powers agreed to reinforce a ceasefire across the country and to push through humanitarian aid deliveries to besieged areas, including through air drops.
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"We are physically prepared - without weapons - and willing to open the border to receive the humanitarian aid," Gran Sabana Mayor Emilio Gonzalez told Reuters.
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Earlier this week a Senate panel approved, on a bipartisan basis, $4.6 billion in humanitarian aid to confront the migrant surge at the border.
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"(Guaido) will announce the day when, from Colombia, from the islands by sea, and from Brazil the humanitarian aid will arrive simultaneously," Toledo said.
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She said she hoped the United States and Russia could reach agreement on a longer ceasefire that would allow humanitarian aid to be delivered.
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One of Cardinal Arns's sisters, Zilda Arns Neumann, was a pediatrician and humanitarian-aid worker who died in the earthquake in Haiti in 2010.
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Since January 10, FedEx also sent 10 humanitarian aid shipments of medical supplies, including surgical caps, medical gowns, masks, gloves and coveralls to China.
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"The denial of passports for the humanitarian aid workers represents a sharp departure from the stated intent of the travel ban," Mr. Park said.
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The World Court ordered the United States on Wednesday to ensure that sanctions against Iran do not impact humanitarian aid or civil aviation safety.
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President Nicolás Maduro marches toward autocracy, isolating his country from humanitarian aid and keeping opponents in jail ahead of a presidential election in May.
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Here in Guatemala, Austad worries that Trump's threatened withdrawal of humanitarian aid could harm preventive health services, with devastating results for the women themselves.
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He said the Mexican government would provide employment, education and humanitarian aid to migrants waiting in Mexico while seeking asylum in the United States.
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Lawmakers on Tuesday voted 24 to 13 to send humanitarian aid to address conditions among the crush of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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UNHCR spokesman Charlie Yaxley said the agency was reinforcing capacity in southern Mexico to offer counseling, legal assistance and humanitarian aid to asylum-seekers.
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The attack underlines how difficult operating in Afghanistan has become for humanitarian aid bodies, which have faced heavy pressure from armed groups and kidnappers.
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State's international disaster assistance fund would get $300 million to provide humanitarian aid and address health needs in countries where the coronavirus is spreading.
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"Soldiers eat out of garbage cans & their families go hungry in Venezuela while Maduro & friends live like kings & block humanitarian aid," Mr. Rubio wrote.
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After Israel withdrew from its settlements in Gaza, the Palestinians could have declared a new opening, taking advantage of the influx of humanitarian aid.
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Kristalina Georgieva, a Bulgarian who served as international cooperation and humanitarian aid commissioner, went on to become the chief executive of the World Bank.
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But the group's spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said the Taliban welcomed humanitarian aid and had a committee to oversee requests to work in their territory.
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THE TOPLINE: The White House said Tuesday that it holds Russia responsible for an airstrike that took out a humanitarian aid convoy in Syria.
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For example, Germany has pledged over 210 billion euros, or about $1.1 billion, in humanitarian aid, development programs and loans to Ukraine since 2014.
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And so what I would do now is continue to work on humanitarian aid, trying to get it in there, working with our allies.
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Though the sanctions are, in theory, supposed to allow for exemptions for humanitarian aid, there have been delays and other "unintended consequences," Mishra said.
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The U.S. must continue this effort, working with international organizations providing humanitarian aid while holding accountable those committing egregious crimes in the Venezuelan government.
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Petty Officer 2nd Class Mike Lewis inspects damaged areas by Hurricane Dorian in support of search and rescue and humanitarian aid on Sept. 4.
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They urged the Myanmar government to lift restrictions on humanitarian aid in northern Rakhine and to allow journalists and human rights monitors to visit.
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Instead, he might just be shifting the burden of dealing with the migrant crisis to Mexico, which is ill-equipped to offer humanitarian aid.
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The Supreme Court's decision will likely deepen the crisis by pushing more asylum seekers into Mexico, which is ill-equipped to offer humanitarian aid.
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It has called for the release of political prisoners, the holding of free elections and the entry of humanitarian aid to the stricken country.
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Even humanitarian aid organizations have been forced to conduct legitimate business using dangerously large amounts of U.S. dollars in cash, due to the restrictions.
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In the fight against hunger and malnutrition, American diplomacy is as critical as the humanitarian aid and development assistance that the U.S. Government provides.
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States had previously committed around $116 million toward the $430 million sought by the United Nations for humanitarian aid over the next six months.
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"Far more people can be assisted, and much more safely, through humanitarian aid and resettlement in or near their home countries," the official added.
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The government began another crackdown on Saturday when troops at the border blocked humanitarian aid convoys sent by the opposition from Colombia and Brazil.
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For instance, almost immediately after Monday's airstrike on the humanitarian aid convoy, the UN announced that it was suspending all aid deliveries inside Syria.
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France on Thursday submitted a draft resolution to the UN Security Council calling for an end to hostilities in Aleppo and access for humanitarian aid.
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And North Korea has been largely unresponsive to recent South Korean overtures such as an offer of rice as humanitarian aid and cooperation in sports.
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Ecuador's ally, Venezuela, pledged humanitarian aid while neighboring Colombia, where the quake was also felt, said it stands ready to help in any way possible.
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Its work has been pivotal in providing humanitarian aid to migrants, and helping track deaths of migrants across often deadly Mediterranean waters between northern Africa.
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But puny propellers don't cut it for serious jobs, which is why military missions and humanitarian aid drops use unmanned aerial drones that resemble airplanes.
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Obama says the United States and Russia are working to try to finalize a ceasefire in Syria that would allow more deliveries of humanitarian aid.
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But Yildirim said the "wholesale" blockade of Gaza was largely lifted under the deal, enabling Turkey to deliver humanitarian aid and other non-military products.
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They provide more development and humanitarian aid to Ukraine than the United States does, though the United States is the largest provider of military assistance.
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U.S. District Judge Rosemary Márquez wrote that the government was stifling the women's religious beliefs by arresting them and charging them for providing humanitarian aid.
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Yet, as organizations like ours carefully detail human rights violations, an equally offensive tragedy unfolds: the failure of humanitarian-aid organizations to address those needs.
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Every $1 spent on preventing a flood or drought from becoming a disaster saves up to $5 in humanitarian aid, experts at the meeting said.
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Some 10.7 million people in northeastern Nigeria and around Lake Chad — roughly two in every three people — need humanitarian aid, according to the United Nations.
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That's because the primary causes of food insecurity in each of these four countries are ongoing violent conflict and a lack of humanitarian aid funding.
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Since the beginning of 2015, the Syrian government approved only 13 of 113 requests made by the United Nations to deliver humanitarian aid, Kerry said.
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The Saudi government has donated about $848 million in humanitarian aid since its war in Yemen began in late March 2015 per Saudi government figures.
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Erdogan told Putin that Turkey was ready to take all possible measures to provide temporary shelter and humanitarian aid following the opening of safe corridors.
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What to watch: The official said the administration is focused "100%" on preparing humanitarian aid to be delivered once Maduro is out of the way.
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The Venezuelan leadership continues to reject international humanitarian aid, since receiving it would force Mr Maduro to accept that his policies have created a crisis.
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"You don't owe any obedience to someone who sadistically, celebrates that the humanitarian aid doesn't enter a country that needs it," Guaido said on Saturday.
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Remember, it was just a few short weeks ago that Congress finally acknowledged the crisis and gave us an additional $4.6 billion in humanitarian aid.
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Venezuela's armed forces have barricaded a bridge on the country's western border with Colombia, in a dramatic attempt to prevent a delivery of humanitarian aid.
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"Nicolas Maduro's regime, which is responsible for this crisis, is currently refusing to allow any humanitarian aid into the country," Branson said in the video.
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On the same fairly positive note, Bashar al-Assad's government has allowed deliveries of humanitarian aid to besieged communities, including some in rebel-controlled areas.
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While most families devastated by Ebola have received humanitarian aid, at least 1,183 children orphaned by the epidemic urgently need support, according to Street Child.
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We're talking about economic support, support with medical drugs, humanitarian aid, to provide medical services, doctors until the migrants return to their countries of origin.
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MSF is one of the only humanitarian aid groups with a regular presence in the slum — a sprawling tent city in a flood-prone area.
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The United Nations, which says it needs $1.5 billion in humanitarian aid for the region this year, had previously raised $19 million toward this target.
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He has suggested deep cuts for humanitarian aid and economic development—the whole range of initiatives designed to alleviate suffering and to advance America's interests.
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In a rare public dissent with U.S. President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered humanitarian aid to the "gallant Kurdish people" on Oct.
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The crisis has reduced him and his family of five to "beggars depending on crumbs from humanitarian aid", Tabi, 52, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Hybrid Air hopes to attract customers, and corner the market, in areas ranging from humanitarian aid delivery to cargo shipments in hard to reach places.
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On Monday, the Syrian military declared it would no longer respect the deal, resumed airstrikes on Aleppo, and even a humanitarian aid convoy was bombed.
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The official was quoted as saying that there was no evidence that either the Russian or Syrian Air Force had struck columns with humanitarian aid.
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The U.S. government-owned ships dispatched this season provide drinking water, electricity, housing, humanitarian aid, helicopter platforms and hospital services — all crewed by U.S. Mariners.
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Today, 28503 percent of the population — 22019 million people — are undernourished, according to the United Nations, and 18 million need various kinds of humanitarian aid.
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The unarmed monitors, mostly European diplomats seconded to the mission, are empowered to listen for cease-fire violations, escort humanitarian aid and negotiate local truces.
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The Syrian opposition has said it wants to see a credible pause in the bloodshed and improved humanitarian aid access before peace talks can resume.
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"What happened yesterday is not going to deter us from getting humanitarian aid into Venezuela," the official said, speaking with reporters on condition of anonymity.
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General Rudskoi said the question of joint control over the delivery of humanitarian aid was being discussed with the United Nations and the United States.
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The Cucuta crossing was mainly quiet on Tuesday, but police officials told Reuters that more migrants have been asking where humanitarian aid will be delivered.
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Turkey was a major contributor to the humanitarian aid effort during the 2011 famine and Ankara continues to build hospitals and dispatch aid across Somalia.
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For example, Mercy Corps, a nonprofit dedicated to helping people around the world with humanitarian aid, partnered with the International Rescue Committee to build Signpost.
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As a co-founder of the Green Valley/Sahuarita Samaritans, he has been doing humanitarian aid work on both sides of the border for decades.
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"The people are exhausted by the long conflict and many children are hungry, but humanitarian aid isn't accessible," Francis said in his noontime Sunday blessing.
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Senator Chris Murphy, a Democrat from Connecticut and longtime critic of U.S. support for the Yemen campaign, cheered Trump's push for humanitarian aid this week.
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Earlier this month, Malaysia urged the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) to coordinate humanitarian aid and investigate alleged atrocities committed against Rohingya Muslims.
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Trump struck a conciliatory note with the U.S. agriculture sector, promising to use federal funds to buy additional American farm products for overseas humanitarian aid.
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This was a program to provide Syrians across the border with medical assistance, humanitarian aid, food, and basic infrastructure like fuel generators and water piping.
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That breaks down into $68.44 billion for security, $85033 billion for governance and development, $2.93 billion for humanitarian aid and $9.94 billion for civilian operations.
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Also kidnapped in 2012 and 2013 were American journalists Austin Tice and Steven Sotloff, as well as humanitarian aid workers Peter Kassig and Kayla Mueller.
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The organization's local affiliate runs hospitals in Venezuela, but until now the organization has not been allowed to operate a national humanitarian aid-delivery campaign.
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But Jordan halted regular cross-border deliveries years ago, leaving only the Syrian government in control of approving UN humanitarian aid convoys to the settlement.
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Do you see this as a tool for defeating Assad and ISIS, or do you see it as a tool principally for delivering humanitarian aid?
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But Mr. Moon, a political liberal, has backed humanitarian aid along with other forms of engagement with the North since taking office in May 2017.
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In the past five years, Sudan, South Sudan, Syria and Somalia have absorbed more than half of all international humanitarian aid, the United Nations reported.
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"Her tragic death tears a hole in the humanitarian aid work for people whom nobody else is helping," said Kraemer, whose organization supported the project.
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Although the North's showpiece capital, Pyongyang, appears better off under Mr. Kim, some humanitarian aid workers say the situation in rural areas has grown dire.
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Despite the enormity of the population's need, the delivery of humanitarian aid has become a political battle between the president, Nicolás Maduro, and Venezuela's opposition.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will send $108 million in humanitarian aid to the people of Syria, State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus said on Tuesday.
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In Washington, we'll see debates about President Trump's proposal to slash humanitarian aid, and politicians will emerge as winners or losers depending on the outcome.
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According to the lawsuit, Mr. Wu, a veteran Chinese dissident who died last April, spent less than 4 percent of the money on humanitarian aid.
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Venezuela's opposition envoy to the United States, Carlos Vecchio, accused Maduro's government on Thursday of blocking humanitarian aid and manipulating the suffering of the people.
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The president fears that, should other nations pass similar legislation, the U.S. could be forced to curb its humanitarian aid work out of legal necessity.
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But the international consensus against Israel was devastating: Israel had killed supposedly peaceful humanitarian aid workers, and its blockade against Gaza was a war crime.
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The Brussels conference produced pledges of $6 billion for 2017, Christos Stylianides, the European commissioner for humanitarian aid, announced Wednesday evening when the meeting concluded.
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"Both the Saudi-led coalition and the Houthi-Saleh alliance have been responsible for killing innocent civilians and denying vitally needed humanitarian aid," Murphy said.
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She calls cabinet officials on issues she is interested in, recently asking the United Nations ambassador, Nikki R. Haley, about getting humanitarian aid into Syria.
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Trump's proposed 543 budget would cut funding for humanitarian aid by about 30 percent, shifting the focus from assistance to national security in developing nations.
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The government of embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has blocked aid deliveries amid rising tensions over opposition plans to bring humanitarian aid into the country.
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Despite some increases in humanitarian aid access inside Syria, the United Nations says that hundreds of thousands of civilians in Syria need food and medicine.
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I'm focusing on security interests here, but let's also note that humanitarian aid is a matter of our values as well as of our interests.
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At that conference, world leaders from governments, the United Nations, aid organizations, business and civil society gathered to rethink our world's overloaded humanitarian aid system.
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The organization recognizes that more needs to be done to offer humanitarian aid and is exploring ways to expand its presence on the border gradually.
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Guaido left Caracas on Thursday with a group of lawmakers headed to the border to "welcome the humanitarian aid," his spokesman, Edward Rodriguez, told CNN.
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It includes an additional $210 billion for the Department of Homeland Security's budget on items like security for ports of entry, humanitarian aid and tech.
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I wish that skeptics of humanitarian aid could have seen the baby get care from MiracleFeet and emerge with feet as good as anyone else's.
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One thing that was addressed was whether or not we would use the profits from the sale to donate to humanitarian aid at the border.
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Only about 6 percent of the world's humanitarian aid currently comes in the form of cash, according to the Washington, D.C.-based Center for Global Development.
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It also wants freedom for jailed activists, autonomy for the opposition-led Congress, and a foreign humanitarian aid corridor to help alleviate Venezuela's unprecedented economic crisis.
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CARACAS, Feb 23 (Reuters) - A truck carrying humanitarian aid crossed into Venezuela from Brazil at midday on Saturday, opposition lawmaker Miguel Pizarro told reporters in Caracas.
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Speaking alongside the foreign ministers of France, Germany and Qatar, Kerry said civilians must be given safe passage out of Aleppo and humanitarian aid allowed in.
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Aid groups warn that the attack on Hodeida, the country&aposs main entry point for food and humanitarian aid, could make a catastrophic situation even worse.
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They are in "dire need of humanitarian aid," and millions would still need critical assistance, even if a political agreement "were to succeed tomorrow," O'Brien said.
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Self-declared president Juan Guaido, the opposition leader, told a huge rally of supporters on Tuesday that humanitarian aid would enter the country on Feb. 23.
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Next came the harrowing and expensive days-long journey to the hospital run by the Italian humanitarian aid group Emergency in Kabul, where Suhail is recovering.
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Russia could agreed on some limited projects like a vehicle bridge connecting the two countries across the Tumangan River, or provide more humanitarian aid, Lukin said.
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It may come as an unwelcome surprise to many Americans that the same is also true for humanitarian aid, an important subcomponent of overall foreign aid.
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"It has also caused damage to schools, hospitals and other civilian infrastructure, and hindered humanitarian aid operations," U.N. spokesman Stéphane Dujarric told journalists in New York.
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He begins his second six-year term Thursday, much to the chagrin of 214% of Venezuelans, international humanitarian aid organizations and most of the world's leaders.
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Humanitarian aid trucks went up in flames last month when Maduro deployed troops at the Colombian border to prevent the opposition from bringing in relief supplies.
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"Take all that humanitarian aid and give it to the people of Cucuta, where there is a lot of need," Maduro said in a news conference.
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A U.N. task force begins work today to carry out a plan, announced overnight, for immediate humanitarian aid in Syria, followed by a temporary cease-fire.
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Last year the beloved children's TV show and the global humanitarian aid organization IRC partnered to focus on programming for the youngest refugees and displaced children.
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Thanks to more recent fighting between mass-raping militias, some 4m of Congo's roughly 80m people have fled their homes and 13m desperately need humanitarian aid.
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One of the arguments used to defend this cautious stance is that humanitarian aid delivered by Catholic charities could be stopped completely if relations were terminated.
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The United Nations estimates almost 93 million people in 33 countries will need humanitarian aid and has appealed for a record $22.2 billion to help them.
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The communique also called on the United Nations and the international community to step up humanitarian aid to Syria and help in restoring basic infrastructure assets.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told reporters Thursday that existing exceptions, meanwhile, protected Iran's access to humanitarian aid and aviation safety, without regard for ICJ proceedings.
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Near the front lines of the fighting in eastern Ukraine, VK has become an important tool for residents to exchange information about battles and humanitarian aid.
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"It's everywhere, unfortunately," said Bill Horan, president of the humanitarian aid group Operation Blessing, which is running a disaster relief effort out of Port Au Prince.
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Four people died from bullet wounds and 24 were injured on Saturday as trucks carrying humanitarian aid attempted to cross into Venezuela, the Washington Post reports.
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Creation of an independent special rapporteur for protection of humanitarian aid workers is under discussion at the U.N. and could be a welcome solution, they said.
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Guaido, recognized by dozens of countries as Venezuela's legitimate head of state, has pledged to bring in the humanitarian aid by land and sea on Saturday.
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The senator was part of a U.S. delegation visiting the Colombian border city of Cucuta, where humanitarian aid is being stockpiled for planned delivery to Venezuela.
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The council has imposed tough sanctions on North Korea in response to its escalating nuclear and ballistic missile programs, but allows for delivery of humanitarian aid.
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They are pulling the once great Democrat Party far left, and were against humanitarian aid at the Border...And are now against ICE and Homeland Security.
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Greece expects to receive a large chunk of the EU's new €700m ($760m), three-year humanitarian aid package for countries that host a lot of migrants.
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The result is to deepen economic hardship when four-fifths of Yemen's 28 million people already need some form of humanitarian aid, according to U.N. estimates.
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