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Somalia's refugees suffer as aid workers become targets of violence
Monday, July 21 2008
In the past month, Somalia has witnessed a sharp increase in violence directed at international aid workers, many of them employees of Western organizations, who deliver food and medical relief to the more that 1.1 million refugees living in Somalia.
Guest: Jeffrey Gettleman, The New York Times
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