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Valerie Amos, UN Humanitarian Chief

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Nathalie Gillet speaks to the UN's humanitarian chief, Valerie Amos, who visited Syria a month ago. They discuss the Syrian conflict and the worsening of the humanitarian situation there. They also discuss the emergency of the humanitarian situation in Yemen.

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