“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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A new report highlights the struggles of people displaced by drought. Women and children from Angola are among those affected, facing various challenges after crossing into another country. They experience fear and insecurity due to uncertain circumstances.
Further details are available from the report, which discusses the impact of drought on these individuals. The report focuses on the consequences of recurrent drought and its effects on human rights. The situation is described in a document that outlines the difficulties faced by those displaced, including the lack of safe pathways for migration.
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