Moving stories: the UN’s refugee report

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Recorded19 Jun 2019

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The worldwide count of people forced from their homelands has increased sharply, again. What’s driving these movements, and what are governments doing about incoming refugees? The Democratic Republic of Congo is suffering the world’s second-largest outbreak of Ebola—we ask why it hasn’t been declared an international emergency. And, why Thailand is getting into the weed business. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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