Cameroon - Silent Emergency

May 2009 trip to Cameroon with UNICEF, a silent emergency in Eastern Cameroon.

On the surface, the Refugee situation in Eastern Cameroon looks like a success.  Since 2002, over 60,000 Central African Refugees have been integrated into Cameroonian communities.  There are no refugee camps, and there is a peaceful co-existence between Cameroonian and Central African.  These Central African Refugees are fleeing kidnappings and killings by groups of armed men and bandits from various Central African Republic ex-military groups as well as rebels fleeing the Chadian conflict to the North. 

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