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Author: Donaig Le Du

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A man training a group of people
Going door to door to fight cholera

Going door to door to fight cholera

Children in emergencies

By Donaig Le Du

“You can protect your family from cholera!” “This disease scares me. I will lecture my children and tell them to wash their hands with soap. I hope this will keep my family safe!” On the street outside her house, Rosine is listening very carefully to the Red Cross volunteer explaining how simple hygiene measures can prevent… Read more →←
Back in June, Alison, (14) stands beneath a makeshift shelter at a site for internally displaced people, in Bangui, the capital.
As violence erupts in CAR, we must work harder for children

As violence erupts in CAR, we must work harder for children

Insider

By Donaig Le Du

Story also available in: Français 中文
Saturday, September 26, 2015 is a day to remember in the long history of the crisis in the Central African Republic. That morning, the body of a young Muslim motorcycle taxi driver was found in town. He had been brutally murdered. That death triggered a new escalation of violence, another round in the vicious circle of killing, looting,… Read more →←
In Ouango, a district of Bangui, a little girl enjoys clean, running water thanks to the new system.
The gift of clean water – from Vientiane to Bangui

The gift of clean water – from Vientiane to Bangui

Impact

By Donaig Le Du

Story also available in: Français
When Linsavanh Inthaphonedeth, a 26-year-old drilling engineer from Lao People’s Democratic Republic, first arrived in Bangui, he was shocked to see the numbers of soldiers and army vehicles in the streets. The rest, he says, is fine although his family back home is worried about food and mosquitos. This is Linsavanh’s first trip… Read more →←
The bags of amulets that children released from the Anti-Balaka group brought to the transit centre.
After release by armed groups, children learn to be children

After release by armed groups, children learn to be children

Insider

By Donaig Le Du

Story also available in: 中文 العربية Español
In the transit center for children formerly associated with armed groups, in Bambari, Central African Republic, Jonathan* a 16-year-old boy, is sitting on the floor and going through a big bag full of ‘jujus’ – necklaces, armbands and little pouches. “This amulet used to protect me against Kalashnikov bullets. This other one made… Read more →←

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