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Delays in the system dealing with humanitarian aid to Somalia and other areas of the world in need, will ultimately result in more famines, says a new study by British think tank Chatham House.
Somalia will get assistance from world powers in helping deal with its problems but leaders say it needs to install a permanent government first.
Few know about the great famine in the Ukraine, 1932–1933, which left an estimated 6 million–10 million people dead because of Joseph Stalin’s policies.
As more heads of state publicly support the military action in Somalia, Oxfam called on international leaders to refocus on addressing the crippling famine in the country.
Operation Provide Relief began on Aug. 15, 1992 to help what famine-struck country?
