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Amnesty calls for universal social protection as crises leave hundreds of millions facing disaster

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Amnesty International is today calling for social security to be made available to everyone worldwide, including people in Malawi, after a series of crises exposed huge gaps in state support and protection systems, leaving hundreds of millions facing hunger or trapped in a cycle of poverty and deprivation. In a briefing issued today, Rising Prices, […]

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