Rights Groups Urge Kenya to Reconsider Closing Refugee Camps
The Kakuma and Dadaab camps are home to over 400,000 refugees and asylum-seekers
The Kakuma and Dadaab camps are home to over 400,000 refugees and asylum-seekers
Announcement followed meeting between Kenyan President Kenyatta and UN High Commissioner for Refugees Grandi about the status of the Dadaab and Kakuma
The humanitarian group is concerned refugees living in the camps are not being heard
Camps hold hundreds of thousands of refugees from war-torn neighboring countries
Authorities have ordered UN refugee agency to make plans to close two refugee camps that are home to more than 400,000 refugees, mainly Somalis and So
Dadaab, Kakuma camps are home to more than 410,000 refugees, many of whom fled conflict in Somalia
The Dadaab and the Kakuma refugee camps in northern Kenya together host more than 410,000 people, a small proportion of whom are from South Sudan
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