| Doctors Without Borders | Source: MSF |
USPA NEWS - The international response in Uganda is failing refugees and must prioritise life-saving supplies such as food and water to prevent a medical emergency, the international medical humanitarian organisation Doctors without Borders (MSF) said today ahead of a major refugee summit. Governments and international organisations are meeting in Kampala on 22 and 23 June to raise funds for Uganda’s refugee response. The country currently hosts 950,562 refugees and receives about 2,000 new arrivals every day, the vast majority of them fleeing violence in South Sudan. Uganda is a pilot country for the UNHCR-led Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF), which aims to improve the situation of refugees and host communities through increasing self-reliance and enhancing cooperation between the UNHCR, governments, NGOs, and other actors.
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Translated by Hamed Al-Jabri
Responsible Author: Entekhab Adnan al-Qaisi | Iraq, 06/11/2017, 20:40 Time
USPA NEWS - The doors alone are the ones which responsible for making us sleep well , those walls which we may not feel its importance . Today they may be like a precious treasure that we might lose one day . What if you overnight lose everything and find yourself displaced against your will and spend the rest of your life without walls .
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The renewal & Achievement by 2063
Responsible Author: Rahma Sophia Rachdi | Paris, Washignton DC, Zanzibar, 06/11/2017, 01:36 Time
USPA NEWS - SADC Facilitator and Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has today, Wednesday 7 June 2017, welcomed the determination of the SADC and AU election observer missions that the elections in the Kingdom of Lesotho were largely peaceful and in line with AU and SADC protocols on elections.
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