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Saudi aid chief launches Sama’a program in Tunisia for children affected by hearing loss

Saudi aid chief launches Sama’a program in Tunisia for children affected by hearing loss

  • Over the course of a decade, KSRelief has implemented nearly 4,000 projects in 106 countries at a cost of nearly $8 billion
  • Al Rabeeah said: “The Saudi hearing volunteer program, the first project of which we are launching in Tunisia, is one of the most prominent initiatives that KSrelief is proud of”
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Tunisia using more ‘arbitrary detentions’ to stifle dissent: HRW

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