New Internationalist Issue 283

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From Nikki van der Gaag

Why should New Internationalist do an issue on refugees? The reason is that refugees are often seen in a negative light, as helpless dependents unable to think for themselves. It was with this in mind that the New Internationalist decided to visit one particular refugee camp - Ikafe, a settlement for Sudanese refugees in northernmost Uganda. The voices you can hear are the voices of refugee children in the camp, singing from their classroom under the shade of a large tree.

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Nikki van der Gaag
for the New Internationalist Co-operative

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