The Media and the Cycle of Humanitarian Crisis BY: Joelle Tanguy In southern Sudan this past summer, a dozen children a day were dying before they could reach feeding centers, and no one seemed to know about it. - Media of Sudan - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Media and the Cycle of Humanitarian Crisis BY: Joelle Tanguy In southern Sudan this past summer, a dozen children a day were dying before they could reach feeding centers, and no one seemed to know about it. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2005-11-10 00:20:00 Open Document File Size: 48,30 KB Share Result on Facebook City Dar Es Salaam / Khartoum / Nairobi / / Company CNN / / Continent Africa / / Country Sri Lanka / Rwanda / United States / Malawi / Ethiopia / Sudan / Somalia / / Event Natural Disaster / / IndustryTerm news media / satellite newsfeeds / political solutions / media monitoring organization / media coverage / television networks / / MedicalCondition aid workers battling disease / starvation / compassion fatigue / / MedicalTreatment surgery / / Organization Doctors Without Borders / / Person Monica Lewinsky / O.J. Simpson / Garrick Utley / Joelle Tanguy / / / Position journalist / nurse / producer / / ProvinceOrState Kosovo / / Region southern Sudan / / SocialTag Famine Population Poverty Sudan Médecins Sans Frontières Development Political geography International relations

The Media and the Cycle of Humanitarian Crisis BY: Joelle Tanguy In southern Sudan this past summer, a dozen children a day were dying before they could reach feeding centers, and no one seemed to know about it.Add to Reading List