Neglisjerte kriser

Noen fluktkriser blir verken sett, hørt eller snakket om. Resultatet er at millioner av mennesker lider i stillhet og blir ignorert.

Flyktninghjelpen publiserer hvert år en liste over de ti mest neglisjerte og glemte fluktkrisene i verden. Hensikten er å fokusere på situasjonen til menneskene som lever i land og kriser som sjeldent får plass i nyhetene, som mottar lite eller ingen hjelp, og som aldri får oppmerksomheten fra det internasjonale samfunnet.

 

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Amadou Ag Baye, 46, is displaced with his family in this makeshift displacement site in Ménaka, Mali. “My name is Amadou Ag Baye. It was because of the armed groups in our village that we fled and came here. When we fled, we didn’t take anything with us. When we arrived here, the assistance we received was from our kin from outside the country. We decided to come to Ménaka because we wanted to have security. We also came here so that all the NGOs that are here can know that we are here, and that there are orphans, widows and people who left everything behind amongst us. Since we have arrived here we have had no problems with insecurity, but we are still living in fear. Our most urgent need right now is food. The next need is education for our children, as well as income generating activities for us. We are also in need of water and health services. So we need food, education, health services and income generating activities. Because with the work of our hands we will be able to provide for ourselves. After we have received enough to eat and drink, our next wish is for peace and security.” Photo: Itunu Kuku/NRC Date: Tuesday 10 May 2022 Location: Ménaka Mali

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