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This World Refugee Day, Right To Play warns Mali’s displacement crisis is also an education crisis
Canadian-supported EMPOWER program is helping children displaced by conflict keep learning, rebuild confidence and access psychosocial support Toronto ON, June 20, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- On World Refugee Day, Right To Play is drawing attention to a group of children often missing from global refugee conversations: children forced from their homes by conflict but still displaced within their own country. In Mali, ongoing conflict has displaced nearly 414, 524 people. Most remain internally disp
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