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'Like LinkedIn for refugees': This pilot project is helping Fahima and hundreds like her

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As Australia marks Refugee Week, the United Nations estimates more than 120 million people worldwide are forcibly displaced. A global project that matches skills with employers offers fresh hope for some.
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