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Liberia’s Vice president, Jewel Howard Taylor, opens the country’s first school for autistic children. (bottom) A desk in the classroom. Agnes Fallah Kamara

How I set up Liberia’s first school for autistic children

In Torit, South Sudan, the UN Mine Action Service (UNMAS) carries out mechanical and manual demining exercises. UN Photo/Martine Perret

IEDs: tackling terrorists’ weapon of war

Members of the Samburu tribe in Kenya. Samburu women pastoralists are affected by climate change. Getty Images /Kitra Cahana

Women pastoralists feel the heat of climate change

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