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Tuesday, 16 December 2014

Fwd: AlertNet Expresso - your daily shot of humanitarian news



Here are the top humanitarian news on trust.org today.


ASIA

At least 84 children killed in Taliban school attack in Pakistan -official

Thailand fails to clean lead-poisoned creek despite court order - rights group

AFRICA

France urges closer regional collaboration against Nigeria's Boko Haram

U.N. says forces in Sudan's Darfur won't leave amid rising violence

U.N. brigade will need to "neutralise" Congo rebels- chief

Sudan govt forces accused of gang rape in Blue Nile state

A million displaced Nigerians unable to vote unless law changed - INEC

MIDDLE EAST

FEATURE-Female fighters battle for freedom and equality in Syria

European Union backs UN plan for Syrian truce

LATIN AMERICA

Nine FARC members killed by army raid in Colombian jungle

Tolerance of child sex crimes in Latin America thwarts convictions - rights group

CLIMATE CHANGE

Peru may seek extradition of activists after Greenpeace message

Cyclone with a catch: Indian fishermen enjoy bountiful haul

GLOBAL

FEATURE: Drug-resistant malaria: The world's next big health crisis?

Developing nations losing record $1 trillion a year in dirty money-report

One in 500 people living with no nationality - report

INTERVIEW-How do you successfully end wars? Academics seek an answer





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