CRS World Report: Egypt Tuition
In Cairo, thousands of refugee students are grateful they’re getting an education. Listen to the CRS World Report.
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In Cairo, thousands of refugee students are grateful they’re getting an education. Listen to the CRS World Report.
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Eggs are a staple food in Haiti, but no one is eating Haitian eggs. Listen to the CRS World Report.
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The hills and fields of central Vietnam hide an old legacy: there are still unexploded bombs that pose a serious risk. Listen to the CRS World Report.
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The worst floods in over 30 years have caused huge amounts of damage in one of the poorest regions of India. Listen to the CRS World Report.
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More than 3 million people have been uprooted by Colombia’s decades-old conflict. Listen to this week’s CRS World Report.
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When doctors couldn’t diagnose their illnesses, Tev Vibol and his family thought they were going to die. Listen to the CRS World Report.
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A severe drought has come to East Africa, sending families walking for days in search of food and water. (Week of August 8, 2011)
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When disaster strikes, a rapid response can mean the difference between life and death. (Week of August 1, 2011)
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In India, health workers take to the streets to vaccinate children against polio. (Week of July 25, 2011)
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After massive flooding swept away houses throughout Pakistan last summer, CRS built thousands of transitional shelters. (Week of July 18, 2011)
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