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COVID-19 and the Displaced

The world’s nearly 80 million displaced people are among the most vulnerable to the novel coronavirus.

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Asylum seekers living in the makeshift camp in Matamoros, Mexico just over the U.S. southern border. Photo Credit: Refugees International.

Asylum seekers living in the makeshift camp in Matamoros, Mexico just over the U.S. southern border. Photo Credit: Refugees International.

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