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    A UNHCR worker reveals Jolie's new skill to Sky News Online "With up to 7,000 refugees arriving from Somalia each month and rain on the horizon, they say it will be hard to contain the next outbreak" Jolie said. Some families have lived in the camp for years and conditions are so cramped up to 20 people are living in a space designed for one family. Full Article at Sky News
    With up to 7,000 refugees arriving from Somalia each month and rain on the horizon, they say it will be hard to contain the next outbreak
    Angelina Jolie – Angelina Jolie SOURCE: Sky News 2 months ago
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Angelina Swaps Red Carpet For Red Dust
  1. If this is the better solution, then what must it be like in Somalia?
    SOURCE: Sky News 2 months ago
  2. What is amazing is that as more and more people come into the camp, the Somali families continue to be generous with what little they have
    SOURCE: Sky News 2 months ago
  3. The toilets are already overflowing - there is not even enough space for trash dumps so people are living amongst the garbage.
    SOURCE: Sky News 2 months ago
  4. She noticed all these kids holding their hands out and realised she was not getting the handshake right
    SOURCE: Sky News 2 months ago
  5. These sweet little kids have nothing and yet they had fun teaching her the complicated handshake, which has loads of different grips.
    SOURCE: Sky News 2 months ago

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