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        Concern Youth Ambassador, Aline Joyce Berabose and her mother, Marie Ange Berabose
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        “I’m proud to be part of the story”: A lifetime of progress for the post-genocide generation of Rwanda

        Thirty years on from the genocide in Rwanda, one woman with a special link to Concern shares her experience of the nation's progress. 
        Eugene Ikua, photographer and videographer with Concern Worldwide.
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        4 April 2024

        Meet the Artist: Eugene Ikua

        Based in Kenya, Eugene is a photographer and videographer who has travelled throughout the countries Concern is based in. We wanted to give him a chance to share the stories behind the photos he has taken on his journeys and talk a little about the pressing issues facing those places.
        Alexia makes 20 women's outfits on average each week.
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        4 April 2024

        "It gave me hope": How the Graduation programme is making a difference in Rwanda

        Thirty years after beginning work in Rwanda, Concern is providing vulnerable families with the tools, training and resources to improve their lives.
        A mother and children returning to her tent within camp after receiving her cholera/hygiene kit, Al-Salam City IDP camp, Dar Saad district, Aden Governorate. (Photo: Ammar Khalaf/Concern Worldwide)
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        War in Yemen is only one aspect of a complex humanitarian crisis, furthered by climate change, water stress, political instability, and inflation.
        Didja, her sister and her children in a refugee camp in Chad
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        11 March 2024

        "We were just looking for ways to escape": As conflict rages in Sudan, refugees in Chad share their stories

        Hundreds of thousands of Sudanese people have fled conflict to Chad. Here, we share some of their stories. 
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