Not just directly, but indirectly:
The United Nations food agency has suspended aid work in the southern Philippines after a spate of deadly bombings in the region.
The U.N. World Food Program feeds more than 300,000 families displaced by conflict in the southern Philippines. On Wednesday, the Manila office advised its staff in the region to suspend food distribution this week because of a series of deadly bombings.
That so few can prevent so many from being fed, and sabotage the peace prospects for an entire country, is a travesty.
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