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American Jewish World Service/M Emry(2.34 MB)
Children, South Darfur.
American Jewish World Service/R Messinger(3.56 MB)
Food delivery in the camp, Oure Cassoni camp, Eastern Chad.
American Jewish World Service/R Messinger(5.58 MB)
Oure Cassoni, Eastern Chad.
American Jewish World Service/R Messinger(5.24 MB)
Plastic sheeting used as roofs over school space is shredded from two months of harsh weather, Oure Cassoni.
American Jewish World Service(1.41 MB)
Ruth Messinger with Darfuri newborn
American Jewish World Service/R Messinger(4.27 MB)
The reproductive health clinic, Oure Cassoni refugee camp, Eastern Chad.
R Messinger(5.13 MB)
This child’s red hair is a sign of protein deficiency or malnutrition, Eastern Chad.
American Jewish World Service/R Messinger(2.98 MB)
Two children, one caring for a sibling as is often the case, Oure Cassoni, Eastern Chad.
