Humanitarians without borders


Victims of war: The Syrians did not choose to become refugees willingly. They were forced to leave their country out of fear. — AFP

IN today’s fast changing and borderless world, humanitarian crises are inevitable as countries around the world struggle to cope with the available but dwindling resources.

It is estimated that 50 million people are living in conflict zones while another 100 million of the world’s population are affected by natural disasters every year.

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