Editor’s Note: This blog originally appeared on iactivism.org
i-ACT visited the “new arrival” area in refugee camp Goz Amer. Over 2,000 people have been living in improvised huts since May 2013, having escaped extreme violence in Darfur. They now join the over 300,000 refugees that have been living in camps in eastern Chad for almost ten years.
Find out more at: iactivism.org/tools4peace/
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