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✓ Published: 26-Jun-2018
✓ Published: 26-Jun-2018
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UNHCR launched a major campaign to spread awareness about the dangers of traveling to war-stricken Yemen crossing the Gulf of Aden and Red Sea from Africa. With the help of prominent musicians from Ethiopia, Somalia and Egypt, UNHCR created a song to make people think very carefully before deciding to cross to Yemen which has been torn by war since March 2015 and where an estimated 7,100 people have been killed, 44,000 injured and more than 2 million displaced.
UNHCR launched a major campaign to spread awareness about the dangers of traveling to war-stricken Yemen crossing the Gulf of Aden and Red Sea from Africa. With the help of prominent musicians from Ethiopia, Somalia and Egypt, UNHCR created a song to make people think very carefully before deciding to cross to Yemen which has been torn by war since March 2015 and where an estimated 7,100 people have been killed, 44,000 injured and more than 2 million displaced.
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