“The drier it gets the longer you have to walk, the deeper you have to dig” – The Human Rights Impacts of Drought-Induced Displacement on Angolan Women and Children in Namibia
Summary by Christgiving Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Amnesty International, as published by ReliefWeb
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Amnesty International has released a report detailing the human rights impacts on Angolan women and children. These individuals have been displaced due to drought and have crossed into another country. The report highlights the consequences of recurrent drought and the resulting migration.
Further details are available from the source, including the title of the report. The report covers the experiences of those displaced, including their treatment and living conditions. The situation is described as having devastating consequences, with those displaced facing various challenges and uncertainties.
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