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2013’s top humanitarian issues and books

by Steve Hansch

YEMEN & SYRIA REMAIN THE LARGEST NEGLECTED EMERGENCIES Aid agencies see no end n or solution for Syri a (which received only 1/3 of fund s sought by the UN’s $4b in 2013 ), where 120,000 have died & 6.5m displaced

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