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            <description>Church World Service officials urged a more robust response from the international donor community to Pakistan’s devastating flooding disaster. The global relief and development agency voiced even deeper worries over whether or not pledges will be fulfilled.</description>
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            <title>A cycle of loss and destruction is testing Pakistan&apos;s resilience</title>
            <description>Of the current situation in Pakistan, Pakistan-based staff members of Church World Service offer the following reflection: In the five years since the 2005 earthquake devastated parts of Pakistan, not one year has gone by in which the people of Pakistan have not suffered from disaster. The years 2006 and 2007 brought floods; although not even close to the destruction brought by this year&apos;s floods, people still lost their lives, homes, crops and livestock.</description>
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            <title>Pakistan flood: Church World Service delivers aid amid massive obstacles</title>
            <description>With more than 3.2 million displaced or affected by monsoon rains and the worst flooding in north Pakistan in nearly a century, global humanitarian agency Church World Service has announced a U.S. and international fundraising appeal.</description>
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            <title>CWS response in Pakistan during deadly monsoon season includes food distribution</title>
            <description>For millions of Pakistanis, floods during monsoon season are nothing new. But the scale and magnitude of this year&apos;s floods are far greater, resulting in tragic and deadly results, reports Pakistan-based staff of global humanitarian organization Church World Service.</description>
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            <description>Church World Service is praising a UN General Assembly resolution on Wednesday (July 28) that recognizes the human right to access to water and sanitation.</description>
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            <description>Massive shelter issues, the need for local procurement, improved engagement with civil society, and additional funding head the list of requirements for successful reconstruction in Haiti, a group of Haitian and U.S. advocates told members of Congress and interfaith leaders in two Washington events yesterday.</description>
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            <title>Statement of humanitarian agency Church World Service on the temporary injunction against parts of Arizona&apos;s new immigration law</title>
            <description>Church World Service welcomed U.S. District Court Judge Susan Bolton&apos;s temporary injunction against the implementation of parts of Arizona&apos;s controversial new immigration law SB 1070, scheduled to take effect Thursday (July 29), and reiterated its call for a federal fix of America&apos;s broken immigration system.</description>
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            <title>The long road to recovery in Haiti: Some close-ups</title>
            <description>In northern Haiti, members of a community-based group began a feeding program for those displaced by the January 12 earthquake. In the southern coastal city of Jacmel, a group of disaster survivors banded together and moved onto the grounds of a local church. And in Port-au-Prince, a woman who gave birth to her infant son twelve days after the quake wondered what she would do next.</description>
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