In a world that produces enough to feed its growing population, nearly 1 billion people still go hungry everyday.
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Afghan children. © Jason Stobbs / Action Against Hunger
07/18/2008WASHINGTON, Jul 18 (OneWorld) - Today's kidnapping of two French aid workers in central Afghanistan represented another blow to humanitarian groups committed to helping those in the greatest need around the world.
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