Does the world have no shame or courage to stick with helping the people in Darfur?
Trapped in Darfur refugee camp
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By Amber Henshaw
BBC News, Fasher, Darfur
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I first met 28-year-old Khaled Abdel Muti Ali a year ago in Abu Shouk camp on the outskirts of Fasher in North Darfur.
Sitting around in a small mud hut in the huge, sandy settlement, he and a group of other Darfuris described the grim conditions there and answered questions from people around the world as part of a BBC laptop link-up.
I went back to see how their lives had changed, and they said the violence and insecurity had only got worse. |
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clipped from news.bbc.co.uk
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