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Timeline｜DFID at 20: what have we learned, and where next?
Annual Review 2017
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In figures: G20 continues to support fossil fuel subsidies
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Europe's expensive and ineffective efforts to stop migration
How the credit crunch is affecting African economies
Striving to survive: Rohingya refugees in Malaysia
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Climate finance pledges at COP21
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G20 fossil fuel production subsidies – in numbers
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Scaling up humanitarian cash transfers
Rohingya refugees in Malaysia: life after the boat journey

Rohingya refugees in Malaysia: life after the boat journey

Tens of thousands of Rohingya refugees live in Malaysia. After the perilous boat journey across the Andamen sea, many struggle to rebuild their lives. This photo essay investigates how these refugees survive in Kuala Lumpur.

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