Volume 1, Issue 4-5 / March-April 2009
For children living with unknown developmental disorders in Kakuma Camp, the medical situation is unpromising and the future profoundly uncertain.
Month: May 2009
Volume 1, Issue 4-5 / March-April 2009
With food supplies already meager, refugees must exchange food items for staples such as charcoal, leaving them hungry.
Volume 1, Issue 4-5 / March-April 2009
Refugee man attacked by unknown males, robbed of cell phone, and left with injuries to the skull, then reschedules his JVA appointment for the following day.
Volume 1, Issue 4-5 / March-April 2009
The 22-year old man who defiled and impregnated a 15-year old girl claims that he has a right to resettlement with her family as in-law.
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Refugee Man Attacked by Locals
Volume 1, Issue 4-5 / March-April 2009
A young Sudanese man named Jacob was attacked by two locals on 6th February 2009 in the early afternoon while walking home to Zone One from Zone Three where he was visiting relatives.
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Filial Murder Shocks Community
Volume 1, Issue 4-5 / March-April 2009
A man killed his wife on the morning of 19th March, shocking the entire community and leaving two children motherless.
Volume 1, Issue 4-5 / March-April 2009
KANERE talks to community members on the latest hot topic: What do you think about the newly introduced nutritional supplement MixMe? The perspectives of locals, refugees, and internationals weave a diverse fabric of public opinion.
Volume 1, Issue 4-5 / March-April 2009
In Kakuma Refugee Camp, elderly persons are increasingly vulnerable to daily challenges of survival when community support structures fail them.
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Intermarriage in Refugee Communities
Volume 1, Issue 4-5 / March-April 2009
An opinion piece on intermarriages between refugee communities and the “luck of love”
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Urban Refugees are a Reality
Volume 1, Issue 4-5 / March-April 2009
This opinion piece highlights the plight of refugees who live without permission in urban areas, and asks why the Kenyan Government and UNHCR do not adopt policies that reflect this reality.