FACES In a refugee camp like Doro in South Sudan, you risk loosing your perspective seeing only hunger and apathy. It is then you have to change your focus, and start looking for faces that stand out in the mass. The refugees have more or less the same stories to tell; they had to leave their homeland in search of security for themselves and their families. Now they are living here, in tents and small huts, hoping one day to be able to go back to where they came from. But there are other stories as well. 125.000 individual stories to be precise, of losses and victories, failure and success, of pride, of wishes and hopes. Have a closer look at these faces, and try to read the stories written in them. What strikes me when I look at them, is what a total waste of human resources it is when people are forced to put their lives on hold like this.
Posted on: Fri, 25 Apr 2014 19:38:51 +0000
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