Philippines typhoon death toll tops 600 The Philippines are not just a tourist’s paradise. The country has been affected by decades of conflict between government and rebel forces, displacing thousands of people.
Since a ceasefire agreement was signed last year, most have returned; but many did not have that chance, and still rely on humanitarian assistance.
This week Reporter takes you to Mindanao and the Visayas islands in the Philippines.
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