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Increasingly Gang Violence And Organized Crime, Together With Climate Change-driven Natural Disasters, Are Displacing More People As Wars Are Fewer On The Continent And Political Violence Has Decreased Considerably, The Nrc Has Decided To Treat This As A Humanitarian Crisis.

We Receive Reports Now On A Daily Basis From Our Own People On The Ground In Darfur On Widespread Atrocities And Grave Violations Of Human Rights Against The Civilian Population.

I Think Now, We In The International Community Are Belatedly Wanting To Show Our Solidarity With The Somali Peoples And Also Do Our Best To Help Them Move To Better Times.

Although We Have Do Not Have Adequate Access To All Parts Of Darfur We Do Fortunately Have Humanitarian Personnel, Including Staff From My Own Office, In Each Of The Three Provincial Capitals Of Darfur.

We Estimate That Humanitarian Agencies Have Access To About 350,000 Vulnerable People In Darfur - Only About One Third Of The Estimated Total Population In Need.