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Flight of Eritrean Refugees to the Sudan Their Story in Pictures at Shegerab Refugee Camp By Department of Information and Culture The Eritrean People’s Party 09.03.2009

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Prison, detention and disappearance · Education, youth and national service · Refuge, migration and trafficking

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    s , who also included Idris Ismail, Executive Committee member in charge of the Eastern Sudan region, and Mansour Siraj, EPP Central Council member, have seen asylum seekers receiving basic supplies like lentils, bread, tents, blankets and plastic sheeting. Those who pass the screening process at the reception center to receive refugee status, are kept at one of the Shegerab segments with ov

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  1. Microsoft Word - Refugee Arrivals to Shegerab in Pictures

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