Meet Somali families who have been forced to shelter in Kenya’s Dadaab refugee camps due to drought and floods.

By Amnesty International

Ahmed Haji, 33* ‘The floods destroyed our community in every way’ I come from the town of Dinsoor, in Somalia. Life as a farmer there was always challenging, but drought made it nearly impossible. For years, I planted maize, beans, and sesame, once harvesting six to seven sacks of food. That changed when the drought […] The post Meet Somali families who have been forced to shelter in Kenya’s Dadaab refugee camps due to drought and floods. appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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