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Thirty-Eight Percent: Child Malnutrition in South Darfur Camps Crosses the Famine Line
Drought, War and an Aid Appeal That is Less Than Half Funded Thirty-eight percent.…
Cremation Is Not Closure: A Lagos Court Clears the Inquest Into Adichie’s Son’s Death
Medical Accountability, Coroners' Law and the Right to Answers A coroner's inquest is not…
Four Million Uprooted: The Central Sahel’s Displacement Crisis and the Receding International Solidarity
The Pan-African Paradigm of Insecurity and Displacement In 2020, before the wave of coups…
Arrests First, Clinics Empty: Senegal’s Tougher Anti-Gay Law Is Driving People Away From HIV Care
In context: criminal law, public health and the right to a lawyer In 1965,…