The large protests and demonstrations expected to take place around the G20 summit in Germany are a reaction to the huge economic and social inequalities
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Here’s your mission. Ensure a newborn has safe passage down the crocodile-infested Nile River, protect first-born Hebrew sons from death at the hands of Egyptian
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A young girl from Hassansham camp enjoys Oxfam’s painting workshop. Photo: Tommy Trenchard Little hands wrapped tightly around coloured pencils and paint brushes, foreheads furrowed
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