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Connecting with Djibouti

Monday Mar 22 2010

A reminder to join Kathryn Mahoney, UNHCR public information officer in Djibouti, tomorrow for a live Twitter Q&A session. Kathryn is from New York and has been working in Djibouti assisting and protecting refugees since May 2009. Send in your questions to her by email (donors@unhcr.og) in advance, or if you use Twitters, send a tweet and add the '#askunhcr' hashtag. In North America, the event will run:

2 pm EST
1 pm CST
12 noon MST
11 am PST

Read our post about Somali refugees in Djibouti.

If you or your organization are interested in contributing time or resources to the process of empowering the Somali refugees living in Djibouti, please visit www.givethemshelter.org and join UNHCR’s campaign to send them 2,600 much needed tents.[Read More]

Written by eldering at News

Tagged with: djibouti refugees somalia unhcr

Fleeing to Djibouti: The Life of Somali Refugees

Tuesday Mar 16 2010

By Shae Hadden
The New York Times reported on March 5th that the U.S. is helping the Somali government prepare to take back Mogadishu. As part of a counterterrorism strategy, this American support may make the country, steeped in anarchy for 20 years, less hospitable for Al Quaeda and Al Shahab and its allies. Young Somali men who have been training for the past few months in neighboring Djibouti, Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda and Sudan are now reinforcing the 6,000 to 10,000 troops, freshly armed and equipped, that will be led by General Gelle. What this means for the Somali people waits to be seen, but in all probability, it will involve more forced displacements and refugees seeking asylum.[Read More]

Written by eldering at Wisdom in Action

Tagged with: al_quaeda al_shahab djibouti mogadishu refugees somalia unhcr unicef

Gimme Shelter

Thursday Dec 03 2009

Imagine what it would be like if your world were suddenly thrown into chaos, your home burnt to the ground and you had to flee with only the clothes on your back. You are alone and lost and have to walk for days in search of a place of safety and to escape from the chaos around you…

[Read More]

Written by eldering at News
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Tagged with: ben_affleck refugees rolling_stones somalia tent unhcr

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