"Khadiga Adam Omer, a 45-year-old woman from East
Jabal Marra, Karkor village, ... Before her displacement, Khadiga used to tend to
the fields working as a farmer and looking after the family livestock, which
provided their main daily income.
“Our village was attacked by armed men, and they burned the houses,
taking what they could, even grabbing the children. It was horrible!
We then went back to our house, or what was left of it anyway. It had
been destroyed. We gathered what we could find: some clothes which had not been
burnt, some cups, a pot which wasn’t taken-- anything that was left.
, Khadiga and her family set off on the long walk to ZamZam IDP camp
under the harsh heat of the Sudanese sun.
the effects of continued displacement can be seen in the eyes of the
women
Source:
https://www.iom.int/migrant-stories/home-camp-life-idp-sudan
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