Both public and private humanitarian organizations are trying to figure out the best way to help Iraqis affected by the war. Intense fighting, especially in the southern part of the country, has made it difficult to get aid to Iraqi civilians. At the same time, fewer than expected refugees have crossed into other countries. Joining us on the line now is Hugh Parmer, President of the Minneapolis-based American Refugee Committee, which is working on setting up services in southern Iraq.
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