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Juba -
Tens of thousands face starvation in South Sudan, aid agencies warned Friday, as fighting continues despite a peace deal signed six months ago meant to end civil war.
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Diyarbakir -
Despite being released from jail, pro-Kurdish deputy Leyla Guven has vowed to maintain a hunger strike she launched over two months ago until Turkish authorities improve prison conditions for Kurdish militant leader Abdullah Ocalan.
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By AFP
Diyarbakir -
A hunger striking pro-Kurdish lawmaker was released under supervision from prison by a Turkish court and sent home on Friday, after an 11-week fast that has left her gravely ill.
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By AFP
Diyarbakir -
A Turkish court on Friday ordered the supervised release of a detained lawmaker from the pro-Kurdish People's Democratic Party (HDP) who is seriously ill as a result of her 11-week hunger strike.
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Trying to diet but finding it hard to resit those hunger pangs? A new electronic device could be the solution. The tiny, implantable device manages to short-circuits hunger pangs and it can aid weight loss.
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Boosting aid and even ending the devastating Yemen conflict would not be enough to end hunger in the impoverished country, a World Food Programme official said Thursday.
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Rome -
A sudden rise in hunger across the globe will require a new emphasis on developing rural economies, the United Nations said on Monday.
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By AFP
Kinshasa -
Nearly eight million people face acute hunger in the Democratic Republic of Congo as a result of conflict, especially in the central Kasai region, UN food agencies said Monday.“Food security and nutrition...
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Rome -
The United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said Monday that conflict and climate change are the main contributing factors behind the rising number of people suffering from poverty and hunger in the world today.
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Petaluma -
The recent rains and the coming of spring have revealed the bounty of fresh produce and nature’s abundance everywhere. Petaluma People Services Center is pleased to announce the 7th Annual Petaluma Bounty Plant Sale this Sunday, April 23.
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Crouching beside the makeshift shelter shared with his parents and five siblings, Fanfan Edouard slowly sharpens his machete. But there's no rush to cut firewood, because there is no food to cook.
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Washington -
President Donald Trump's budget chief defended the proposed elimination of after-school programs that support children particularly in high-poverty US districts, saying "there's no demonstrable evidence" that they improve student performance.
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Is the answer to global hunger and issues of food scarcity consuming insects? If so, can insects be turned into food, through processing, that is recognizable today? One food research group think so.
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Kano -
Nigeria's military campaign against Boko Haram Islamists is increasingly bogged down as it confronts suicide attacks, looting and indiscriminate slaughter while the UN warns the affected region faces the "largest crisis in Africa".
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Teenagers in many low-income communities across the United States are being forced into the sex industry, according to a disturbing report by the Urban Institute.
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London -
2015 was a perilous year for food security. This period saw droughts, a rise in food prices, a migrant crisis and other issues that affected access to food. 2016 may not be any better, according to a leading expert.
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London -
The journal Food and Nutrition Security has produced a special issue on the question: “can science and good governance deliver dinner?’ The findings are thought provoking.
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Rome -
The number of hungry people around the world has dropped below 800 million for the first time since the UN started counting, the Food and Agriculture Organisation said in an annual report on Wednesday.
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Being able to control the sensation of hunger is one of the ideas considered to off-set the obesity epidemic. In a new study, scientists have found a brain function that controls feelings of hunger in mice.
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By AFP
Moscow -
Jailed Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko has resumed her hunger strike and is withering away, her lawyer said on Monday, adding that authorities planned to transfer her to a Russian civilian hospital.
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A loss of crops and protein as a result of social, economic and climatic changes poses a new challenge for world hunger. A research group are addressing this with new plant lines to provide beans.
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The predictions are not based on gazing into a crystal ball. Instead, research and insights from experts make the most urgent issues facing the world in 2015 crystal clear.
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Paris -
Border closures, quarantines and crop losses in West African nations battling the Ebola virus could lead to as many as one million people going hungry, UN food agencies said on Wednesday.
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Rome -
Pope Francis warned Thursday that planet Earth would not forgive the abuse of its resources for profit, urging the world's leaders to rein in their greed and help the hungry -- or risk a doomsday scenario in which nature would exact revenge.
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Three leading scientists have said that basic plant science and its application to agriculture, emphasizing can help to deal with global food demands.
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By AFP
Rome -
The number of hungry people in the world has dropped by 100 million over the last 10 years but one in nine are still undernourished, with Asia home to the majority of the underfed, the UN said on Tuesday.
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One in every seven Americans relies on food banks, soup kitchens or other food initiatives just to get by on a daily basis. The numbers include more than 46 million people, including 12 million children and 7 million seniors, according to a recent study.
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Juba -
The United Nations food agency on Saturday warned South Sudan risked famine due to the conflict between the government and rebels and appealed for free access for humanitarian supplies along roads and rivers.
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Country duo Florida Georgia Line has joined General Mills, Big Machine Label Group and Feeding America to launch the third Outnumber Hunger campaign to help local food banks.
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Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Richard Fisher encouraged farmers to carry on with the use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in food and establish standards for international trade, while a shipment of GMO corn sits off the coast of China.
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Flooding in Zimbabwe has left thousands of people without food or clean water. UN/FAO
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Petaluma Bounty's staff, volunteers and many friends and families celebrated Caesar Chavez Day this past March. Courtesy of Petaluma Bounty
Heirloom varieties of many crops. Come to the Bounty Farm Plant Sale this Sunday, 9am-3pm. There will be plant starts, information, and family fun activities. Make it a day! Courtesy of Petaluma Bounty
Women rush to a feeding centre in Mogadishu. The UN has declared famine throughout Somalia's southern regions and UN agencies have stepped up their support as drought and insecurity have led to a massive displacement of people. United Nations Organization / Stuart Price
The cereal that the village youths produce is providing much-needed nutrition to the children of the village
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Petaluma Bounty staff and volunteers preparing for the annual Plant Sale. This year's Plant Sale will be on Sunday, April 23, 2017 beginning at 9:00 AM. Courtesy of Petaluma Bounty
A young woman heats oil in a large wok in Kurri village of central India to fry grains for making the cereal.
The cereal that the village youths produce is providing the much-needed nutrition to young children of their own village
A child of Somali refugees, at a camp in Malkadiida, Ethiopia. Eskinder Debebe / UN
Luke Bryan helping Yoplait Greek and Universal Music Group fight hunger by signing a guitar. Courtesy of Cone Communications
Home Safe Toronto documentary screening and expert discussion in at The Royal Theatre
Tackling hunger crises in South Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria and Yemen requires $4.4 billion – UN. UN - UNICEF/Rich
Doctors Without Borders were in the city of Mogadishu, Somali, to provide emergency assistance to people who had been displaced by war and hunger. Flickr
Somali refugees sharing a meal in an Ethiopian tent Eskinder Debebe / UN
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Young women in Sindurimeta village of central India fry grains to make the cereal that will be later distributed to young children and lactating mothers for better nutrition.
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