UNICEF's Agnes Chan calls for support for Darfur refugees

UNICEF's Agnes Chan calls for support for Darfur refugees

TOKYO, Japan - Singer and goodwill ambassador for UNICEF Agnes Chan appealed to the Japanese people in Tokyo on April 18 to provide more support to refugees affected by longtime conflicts in Sudan's western region of Darfur.

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