ak. Today we received another stark reminder that the struggle of Kenya's internally displaced people is ongoing. This photo portrays a typical sight of an "IDP family" moving home. As IDP camps gradually close and donor support drys up, people are forced to return to former homes where potential tribal hostilities remain. Although government officials have made attempts to completely close IDP camps, there remains tens of thousands of people who cannot return home, be it for lack of safety, lack of funds, or a combination of both. Bear in mind that many of these people experienced unspeakable horrors during last year's conflict, and returning home may also be undesirable due to the possible re-emergence of painful memories.
Friday, September 26, 2008
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thank you for enlightening us about the work at rhein valley.as outsiders we tend to take so much for granted about the rest of the world and dont realise the sterling work done by people like ruth.one thing that stands out about the kenyan people is that they have so much pride,kids are so well dressed.keep up the good work,
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