Dadaab Refugee Camp: From a shelter from conflict to a sanctuary for people displaced by climate change

By Amnesty International

In the arid landscape of Kenya’s Dadaab refugee camp, thousands of Somali families have sought shelter, fleeing conflict, drought and most recently flooding. Since 1991, Dadaab has served as a haven for those escaping conflict in Somalia, but recent years have seen increasing numbers of people displaced by climate events – including El Niño, which […] The post Dadaab Refugee Camp: From a shelter from conflict to a sanctuary for people displaced by climate change appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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