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Thousands of Ethiopians Flee to Kenya After Clashes
Approximately 50,000 people have crossed into northern Kenya following violent clashes in neighbouring Ethiopia, warning that further arrivals could place additional pressure on local services and resources.
Those arriving are staying with local communities along the border, while others are sheltering across five temporary sites. Communities hosting new arrivals are already facing pressure on resources and services.
With the situation continuing to evolve, the Government of Kenya and inter-agency partners are planning for a response to further arrivals and growing humanitarian needs.
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International Organization for Migration
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The way families are being separated in the US. still a controversial issue, but it differs from the "zero tolerance" policy of 2018.
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What would lasting peace require?
These four obstacles to peace reinforce one another.
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Did you know that last year the remittances to low- and middle-income countries exceeded development aid—highlighting the vital role of money sent home by people on the move?
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For a long time, the country struggled to reach a consensus that all ethnic and social groups could agree on.
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The reason why people of different ethnic backgrounds in Ethiopia hate one another and cannot live together is that successive political arrangements have failed to establish widely accepted rules for managing disagreements.
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