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Key challenges
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In Indonesia, CAFOD partners tackle issues such as emergencies and conflict
Emergencies: On December 26 2004 a massive earthquake triggered a large tsunami just off the coast of the northern end of Sumatra. Nearly 200,000 people in Aceh were killed.
Conflict: At least 10,000 civilians in Aceh have been killed in the ongoing conflict between the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) and the Indonesian military.
Two days after the tsunami, GAM declared a ceasefire to allow aid into areas of conflict. After months of talks, a peace deal was signed and, on 11 December 2006, regional elections took place for the first time in Aceh.
Take part in one of the CAFOD Challenges, or join Team CAFOD for a run. You can have some fun while supporting our life-saving work across the world |
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