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World Refugee Day 2014 World Service Director Hitzler Affirms LWF’s Solidarity with Families Torn Apart by Conflict
Finding Refuge in Central African Lutheran Church LWF Member Church Needs More Assistance for Civilians Caught in CAR Crisis
LWF Intervention in Jordan Engages Syrian Refugees in Peace Building Interview with Bavarian Delegation Visiting Za’atri Camp and Al Mafraq Communities
LWF Joins Organizations Urging Humanitarian Access in Central African Republic Armed Actors in Conflict Hinder Aid Delivery to Displaced Civilians
Myanmar: LWF Resumes Implementation of Programs Back to School for Students and Teachers in Rakhine State
LWF Joins Call to End Violence against Civilians in South Sudan A Callous Disregard for Civilian Life
LWF Pleads for Cessation of Hostilities and Humanitarian Access to Civilians in South Sudan High Risk of Conflict Destabilizing Entire Region
LWF Ethiopia Says Refugee Camp Capacity Is “Severely Overstretched” Insufficient Funding Compounds Situation for over 90,000 South Sudanese
