Djibot, Cameroon — Driven from their ancestral lands by logging and mining firms, many of the Baka are turning to alcohol to cope
S porting patchy bruises on her forehead and right cheek, Maria moves gingerly as her four young children chase each other in their pygmie camp on the edge of a forest in eastern Cameroon.
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