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Libyan Survival - Refugees Rescued from Sea

After more than two years struggling to stem the flow of refugees and migrants drowning off the coast of Libya more forceful action by the Libyan navy and EU-funded boats saw a drop in Mediterranean migrant rescues last year. But this has had a human cost. With the EU struggling to stem migration and deal with severe conditions in Libyan detention camps, RTE Radio reporter Della Kilroy produced a three-part investigative radio series hearing from refugees fleeing Libya to seek asylum in Italy. T
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One World: Under the Mango Tree

In a remote region of the North East Democratic Republic of Congo the Kiliwa community lives in constant fear. Fear of abduction and murder by Joseph Kony’s Lords Resistance Army, the LRA. This documentary is a story about Kiliwa, one of the first communities in the DRC to have recorded a mass attack by the LRA, and one of the most under developed places in the world. It is a story about the children of Kiliwa, those who have survived abduction, escaped and returned home from the LRA. The rebel
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Unaccompanied Minors in Jordan - RTÉ Radio 1 Series

Last month, the United Nations announced that over five million Syrians -- that's more people than the entire population of the Republic of Ireland -- have crossed the border and registered as refugees in neighbouring countries. As the war enters its sixth year, millions of children remain displaced, thousands of them without parents or guardians. Our reporter Della Kilroy recently travelled to Jordan for a series examining life for unaccompanied minors in the country. This is part One: Our
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Leaving Care - RTE Radio Documentary

With as many as sixty eight percent of those leaving state care experiencing homelessness within two years it documents their journeys in care as well as leaving the care system including their struggles, ambitions and how their experiences have changed their plans for the future. Afraid to return to her family home Jane went into care at sixteen, after sleeping in a number of different hostels she left state care at eighteen and found she had nowhere to turn to for support.

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