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Jan 15th, 2008 by Tino Kreutzer, HDPT CAR
This mission to Sam Ouandja, north-eastern Central African Republic, was conducted to visit a camp providing shelter to almost 3,000 refugees from Daffak in Western Darfur, Sudan. The mission also visited local health centers and other projects.
The pictures were taken by Bangui resident and professional photographer Pierre Holtz for UNICEF and OCHA.
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May they all be blessed with peace and may the volunteers be given much respect for the work they do. You all are in my thoughts and prayers.
The photos and stories from Darfur continue to knock the wind out of me.