Iraq: Christian refugees’ plight worsened by flooding
October 22, 2014
Heavy rains have flooded Dohuk, the northern Iraqi city to which 100,000 of the nation’s Christians have fled, according to the Assyrian International News Agency.
The floods have compounded the misery of the refugees, who are requesting assistance from the Kurdish and Iraqi national governments.
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