French Humanitarian Aid Sector Faces Severe and Historic Budget Cuts
France's humanitarian sector faces a historic crisis with drastic public aid budget cuts, risking thousands of job losses and reduced global assistance.
France's humanitarian sector faces a historic crisis with drastic public aid budget cuts, risking thousands of job losses and reduced global assistance.
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