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At a market in Ethiopia © International Food Policy Research Institute / Apollo Habtamu
07/17/2008ADDIS ABABA, Jul 17 (OneWorld) - A rising tide of violence, intimidation, and harassment is giving aid organizations in the Horn of Africa a difficult choice. Attending to the sick and hungry puts staff at risk, while withdrawal leaves behind communities facing human rights abuses and the worst humanitarian crisis in decades.
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