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Jane Dutton

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As seen in: Eyewitness News, HuffPost, Greater Good: The Science of The Meaningful Life, Al Jazeera English, Harvard Business Review, Inc., University of Michigan, The Journalist
@EWN, Anchor @AJEnglish, @CNNI, @eNCA. Moderator, Voice Artist, MC. janeduttonnetwork.com //MD Production company
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EXPLAINER | Sudan's descent into chaos: Inside the world's worst humanitarian crisis

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By Jane Dutton 
| Eyewitness News
"We have documented patterns of sexual violence, particularly in Darfur: gang rape, rape, torture amounting to sexual violence against women, girls and young girls, as well as forced impregnation. Those facts are well established. We are talking about the largest humanitarian crisis on the planet, yet the world still somehow looks away. It looks like a march towards a larger conflict at the moment because Sudan is no longer just a civil war.
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JANE DUTTON EXPLAINS | Spiked: The hidden danger in your drink

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By Jane Dutton 
| Eyewitness News
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EXPLAINER | From battlefield to fuel pump: How war in the Middle-East is hitting Africa

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By Jane Dutton 
| Eyewitness News
A school bombed in Iran, more than 170 children killed. Classrooms turned into rubble. Children who never chose a battlefield; who kissed their parents goodbye and never came home. Not because of anything they did but because powerful men made decisions, far above them. This is the Iran war. It feels far away. But try telling that to a family in South Africa, watching fuel and food prices soar or a trader in Nigeria, now paying more just to move goods across borders.
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