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#71 Assisting ever-growing numbers of Somali refugees in Dadaab, Kenya


PODCASTS:FRONTLINE | 09 December 2010

Just across the Somali border lies a complex of overcrowded refugee camps filled with shelters made of twigs, reeds, and whatever scraps inhabitants can find. Each month, about 5,000 new people arrive at the camps, and must carve out space outside the official boundaries. Without access to adequate shelter, food, clean water and sanitation, they are exposed and vulnerable.


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