The largest humanitarian crisis in the world continues to unfold in Iraq. Over 4 million displaced people, more than the crisis in Darfur, two million or more, have fled their country; and the rest are displaced within. They have fled to Syria, to Jordan, throughout the Middle East and beyond. It is brutal, not just for the refugees themselves, and the displaced people, but it places a great strain on the host country.
Earl Blumenauer: “The largest humanitarian crisis in the world continues to unfold in Iraq. Over 4 million displaced people, more than the…”
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Addressing the humanitarian crisis in Iraq and the impact on displaced people.
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