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Timbuktu’s embattled citizens head home despite Mali’s uncertain future
22 Oct 2014: Charlie English: Their properties have been looted, the city is ruined and the economy stagnant but Malians who fled in the wake of a rebel onslaught are now going home
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22 Oct 2014:
Around 14 million people live along highway one, a 2,000-kilometre ring road that snakes around the Hindu Kush, connecting the country’s largest cities – Herat, Mazar-e-Sharif, Kabul, Ghazni and Kandahar, that is fraught with danger. As Nato withdraws after a 13-year military presence, optimism and foreboding is palpable among residents. ‘The Other Islamic Republic’ is part of our expanding coverage of the region, here in partnership with Afghanistan Today
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21 Oct 2014: UN representative accuses both sides of targeted rapes on basis of ethnicity, after two-year-old attacked
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Guardian Professional,
17 Oct 2014:
In 2014, is a multilateral body formed in 1946 still fit for purpose? Join the live Q&A 23 October, 1-3pm BST to discuss
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16 Oct 2014:
A collection of photographs by Brazilian photographer and filmmaker, Gabriel Chaim, who specialises in humanitarian conflict. This project focuses on people affected by the crisis
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Guardian Professional, 15 Oct 2014: As the virus spreads, motorbike taxi drivers have been co-opted to appease public frustrations over weak governance, write Nat Walker, Stacey Connaughton and Kai Kuang
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13 Oct 2014:
Aid agencies warn that millions of people already traumatised by conflict could face famine next year if fighting resumes
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Guardian Professional, 8 Oct 2014: A survivor of the Burundi civil war and Rwanda’s genocide has led a community to rebuild healthcare in his home country
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8 Oct 2014: Women’s rights network hailed for their work in supporting citizens caught up in terrifying violence in Buenaventura. Clar Ni Chonghaile reports
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7 Oct 2014:
Former commander has been called to account for actions during civil war, following years of work by campaigners, Monica Mark reports
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Guardian Professional, 3 Oct 2014: 29 September - 3 October: Catch up with all the development-related news you may have missed this week
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2 Oct 2014: For boys released from the Burmese army after being illegally recruited, access to education, jobs and social protection will be difficult. Dani Patteran reports
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2 Oct 2014:
Couldn’t attend our seminar on how NGOs, governments and business can work together? Read Sue George’s roundup from the event
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Guardian Professional, 30 Sep 2014: Dramatic reductions in water levels could lead to conflict. Will legal and diplomatic policies help countries to cooperate? Asks Ilmas Futehally
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25 Sep 2014: UK, US and EU pledge money to No Lost Generation, which helps support young people and refugees affected by conflict
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24 Sep 2014:
One year has passed since the armed group M23 withdrew from Kiwanja town in eastern Congo, ending an 18-month uprising
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