Mozambique refugee camps overwhelmed by traumatised children
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Camps in northern Mozambique are struggling to cope with an influx of children traumatised by attacks from ISIL-linked fighters. Many young survivors have been separated from their families, highlighting the urgent humanitarian and psychological needs in the region.
Breakdown
- Many children in Cabo Delgado refugee camps are separated from their families after fleeing armed violence.
- There has been an increase in child deaths, abductions, and recruitment by armed groups. 45s
- Children are at risk of being used for forced labour and marriages. 1m 25s
- Humanitarian workers provide psychological support but resources are limited. 1m 32s
- Many families and children are sleeping outside due to overcrowding and safety concerns. 1m 11s