Kenya: Security Concerns Plague Refugee Camp
Dadaab, the world’s largest refugee camp, hosts nearly 500,000 people with more arriving daily, raising experts' concerns about security and living conditions.
Photo: UNICEF/Riccardo Gangale
Refugees, most of them women, young children and the elderly, arrive daily from Somalia, but Dadaab no longer offers a safe haven, experts say.
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