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msfuk on Jul 14, 2011
Since the start of the Libyan conflict in February, over 250,000 of people have passed through the Ras Ajdir transitory camps, located at the northern Tunisia-Libya border.
While the majority have been repatriated to their home country, nearly 4,000 people — mainly sub-Saharan Africans — cannot be repatriated due to the difficult situation in their country of origin (Somalia, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Sudan, Ivory Coast, etc).
Tunisia, Shousha – We are dying slowly
Please consider donating to Doctors Without Borders:
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More: http://www.msf.org.uk/libya.focus
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Thanks for posting. We need to learn the truth!
Thanks, Bev. It’s unlikely to be seen in the corporate media.
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