Refugees

Refugees

“Living in Somalia is like being in hell. My neighbors in Somalia were all killed by militants before I moved with my family,” said Alisha, 27.

Those involved in terror activities have been trained at the refugee camps. The Kenya government insists the camp should be shut down. But the 350,000 refugees, mostly Somalis who have fled say they won’t willingly leave Dadaab.

“I will either live or die at this camp,” says Abdi Mahammed Adan, 37. “I can’t go back to Somalia. It’s not safe. And there is hunger there.”