A Somali refugee is served with a meal at a transit centre near Thika town, east of Kenya's capital Nairobi, September 4, 2009, during the relocation of some 12,900 Somali refugees from the overcrowded Dadaab refugee complex in north-eastern Kenya to Kakuma camp in the north-west. The relocation of the refugees is part of a multi-phase plan to alleviate the chronic overcrowding in the eighteen year old Dadaab refugee camps, which currently host more than three times the population they were initially designed to accommodate.
Displaced Somali families queue for water at a camp outside the capital Mogadishu, September 4, 2009. Hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced in fighting between Somalia's government and Islamist insurgents according to international aid agency Oxfam.
Displaced children in Mogadishu, Somalia, being served with food in a camp outside Mogadishu, Thursday, Sept, 3, 2009. The camp which has recently opened feeds more than three hundred people daily. According to the officials, the food aid contribution goes on until the end of the Ramadan month.
I wonder how the world can keep destroying it's people's homes just to fight wars. These people have nothing to live in, or around. They must depend on help from other sources.
I wonder how the world can keep destroying it's people's homes just to fight wars. These people have nothing to live in, or around. They must depend on help from other sources.
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