Iraq: Response still centred on return despite increasing IDP demands for local integration
With the level of violence declining to levels unseen since the American-led intervention in 2003, Iraq is in 2011 moving away from an emergency situation to a development phase. However, new displacement still occurs and a large number of people have unmet humanitarian needs.
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Obama pledges more humanitarian aid for Syrians, refugees
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