On the recordJuly 11, 2022
While the region may not often make front page news, millions of people continue to face threats from militaries that are supposed to protect them, ethnically-based militias, and dire food insecurity.
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congress.govWhile the region may not often make front page news, millions of people continue to face threats from militaries that are supposed to protect them, ethnically-based militias, and dire food insecurity.
Menendez highlights the ongoing instability and humanitarian crisis in the Sahel region.
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