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and the Deputy representative of UNHCR Kenya Wella Koyou as well as the Senior
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So that kind of ideology has to be shared only by doing that have we had compassion for other people. We lost our home too. So that kind of ideology has to be shared only by doing so that have we have compassion for other people. We can tolerate something we'd normally think is so so foreign and so
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who empathetically speaks about the current refugee crisis and conveys Jordan's response as “You must always hold on to humanity and the more immune you are to people’s suffering, I think, that’s very very dangerous.” Ai also interviews Maha Yahya, from the
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So those things we have to sounds very simple but we have to repeatedly talk about that. That makes us better as a society." Ai's efforts go on to explain that this crisis would be sooner solved if we all realize that it is "about all of us".
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