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Access to handwashing, other measures lower risk of household Ebola spread, data suggest

Access to handwashing, other measures lower risk of household Ebola spread, data suggest
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Transition: A trans film-maker living alongside the Taliban in Afghanistan after the fall captures a nation and a person in flux

Australian Jordan Bryon was determined to stay on and continue making films despite the grave danger he was placing himself in

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Al Jazeera English s Fault Lines Wins Overseas Press Club Award For Haiti Film

Doha – March 23, 2023 Al Jazeera English’s Fault Lines has won the Overseas Press Club ’s Edward R. Murrow award for the documentary “No Country for Haitians.” The award honors the “best TV, video or documentary interpretation of international .

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Famine propelled by conflict and climate change threatens millions in Somalia

Somalia is suffering one of the most acute humanitarian crises in the world. A crushing combination of conflict and climate change has left millions in jeopardy of starvation as famine again stalks the land. Special correspondent Tania Rashid and producer-videographer Neil Brandvold recently traveled to Somalia and filed this report. A warning: Images in this story may disturb some viewers.

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