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AUDIO: Soweto Red Cross volunteers choir (July 2003)
Red Cross volunteers involved in home-based care for people living with HIV/AIDS have formed a choir “to sing their sorrows away”. Hear the choir sing here!


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World Disasters Report 2003 (July 2002)
Released on the launch of the World Disasters report 2003, this video examines the ethical dilemmas raised by complex emergencies such as post-conflict situations, natural disasters and forgotten crisis.


Video length: 4" 13, download time: approx 2"

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"Stigma Kills" graffiti video (May 2003)
"Stigma Kills" is a short clip prepared for the anti-stigma campaign. It can be used to promote National Society anti-stigma activities, particularly targeted at young people. Pass It On!

Video length: 0"30

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Food crisis in Malawi (July 2002)
The southern Africa region is facing a rapidly developing food crisis where at least 14.4 million people are threatened by starvation in the coming months. This video focuses on vulnerable people in Malawi.

Video length: 4"38, download time: approx 3"

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World Disasters Report 2002 (June 2002)
Released on the launch of the tenth edition of the World Disasters report, this video portrays Red Cross Red Crescent work disaster preparedness activities and argues that risk reduction is an essential condition for sustainable development.

Video length: 4" 57, download time: approx 2"

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