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ActionAid
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We're a global movement of people fighting for #WomensRights, #ClimateJustice, #EconomicJustice & an end to #Poverty
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    Feb 3
    Rafah is a lifeline for Palestinians. Its re-opening must allow safe movement, medical evacuations, and unrestricted aid, not become another tool for displacement. Lives depend on it. Read our statement here: bit.ly/4c8Oj5H
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    Jan 30
    Scientists say southern Africa’s floods were intensified by climate change, a “textbook case of climate injustice.” In Mozambique, the worst impacts hit communities already facing poverty, unsafe housing, and shrinking aid. Read more @ClimateHome: bit.ly/4ao05rG
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    ActionAid
    @ActionAid
    Jan 28
    350,000+ signatures and counting. EU citizens can help trigger action - sign the European Citizens’ Initiative to suspend the EU–Israel agreement until human rights are upheld. Help reach 1M: bit.ly/4qlG8XY Sign. Share. Demand #JusticeForPalestine
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    Jan 26
    The World Economic Forum in Davos ended last week, but the inequality did not. @Oxfam's Global Inequality Report shows how extreme wealth is translating into billionaire power, fuelling political instability and putting people’s rights at risk. Read: bit.ly/45w2GNy
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    Jan 22
    Severe flooding in Manhiça, Maputo province, has submerged homes and farms, cut off roads, and displaced 3,000 families. Nearly 600,000 people are affected across Mozambique. ActionAid and partners are assessing urgent needs. Updates soon.
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