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Why the Red Cross? nthposition answers: “They are looking after people who lost everything in the tsunami and in Katrina. They are helping close to two million people in Darfur – the world’s “worst humanitarian crisis”, according to the UN – who have fled their homes over the last two years. They are assisting 11 million East Africans – food shortages are particularly severe in central and southern Somalia, northeastern Kenya, southeastern Ethiopia and Djibouti. They safeguard prisoners-of-war’s rights. I could go on, but we all know the facts and figures.”
