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35,200 Individuals
Total Refugees
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Population


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Refugees from South Sudan in Gambella: Post 15 Dec 2013

224,829


Last Updated 10 Jun 2016


Source - UNHCR, UNHCR & GOV

Refugees and asylum-seekers from South Sudan in Gambella: Pre 15 Dec 2013

48,808


Last Updated 10 Jun 2016


Source - UNHCR, UNHCR & GOV

Refugees and asylum-seekers from South Sudan in Gambella: Total

273,637


Last Updated 10 Jun 2016


Source - UNHCR, UNHCR & GOV

Demography
Male (43.1%) Age (56.9%) Female
12.2% 0 - 4 12.1%
14.9% 5 - 11 14.3%
7.5% 12 - 17 6.8%
8.1% 18 - 59 22.4%
0.5% 60 + 1.2%

  Refugees and asylum-seekers from South Sudan in Gambella: Total

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  Breakdown by Settlement

Settlement Current Total    
63,351
n/a
Individuals
Households
23.2 %
53,945
n/a
Individuals
Households
19.7 %
48,998
11,472
Individuals
Households
17.9 %
48,743
12,200
Individuals
Households
17.8 %
16,625
n/a
Individuals
Households
6.1 %
16,603
n/a
Individuals
Households
6.1 %
9,095
n/a
Individuals
Households
3.3 %
4,488
n/a
Individuals
Households
1.6 %
4,085
n/a
Individuals
Households
1.5 %
2,869
n/a
Individuals
Households
1 %
1,588
n/a
Individuals
Households
0.6 %
1,534
n/a
Individuals
Households
0.6 %
1,470
n/a
Individuals
Households
0.5 %
243
n/a
Individuals
Households
0.1 %
n/a
n/a
Individuals
Households
0 %
n/a
n/a
Individuals
Households
0 %
n/a
n/a
Individuals
Households
0 %
n/a
n/a
Individuals
Households
0 %

  Breakdown by Country of Origin

Country of Origin Current Total    
273,637
23,672
Individuals
Households
100 %

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  Highlights

UNHCR Gambella took part in inter-agency assessment mission to areas affected by the cross-border raid of 15 April by gunmen which left over 200 people killed and over 21,000 displaced. The mission visited Lare Woreda on 21 April.
04 May 2016
Following the road accident in Jewi camp and the violent incidents, UNHCR and other humanitarian workers were forced to withdraw from Jewi, Kule and Tierkidi refugee camps while contact with refugees was done through remote monitoring. Area Security Management Team (ASMT) meetings were held to discuss the insecurity during which appropriate measures were taken including restrictions on movement of UN and other humanitarian agencies.
04 May 2016
UNHCR and other humanitarian workers, vehicles, and offices in Gambella were targeted for attacks on Saturday, 23 April following a road accident in Jewi refugee camp on 21 April which claimed lives of two refugee children. The accident, involving a hired bus of a private contractor and which was driven by an Ethiopian national, subsequently sparked off reprisal killings in the camp leading to loss of 10 lives. The violence spilled over to Gambella town where some people were also killed. An angry mob targeted UN and other humanitarian agencies in Gambella town and also attempted to attack Jewi refugee camp but was prevented from doing so by the Ethiopian Defence Force. The violent security incidents affected service delivery in the camps.
04 May 2016
From interviews conducted by UNHCR on 27 April, refugees in Jewi camp expressed deep regret over the violence in their camp on 21 April and assured that it will never happen again. The camp leadership noted that no road accident had occurred in the camp before since it was established about a year ago and blamed the recent violence in the camp as the work of “criminals in their midst”.
04 May 2016
The main decisions taken by the task force in relation to the incidents in Jewi refugee camp included: the Protection Working Group to develop a communication and awareness raising strategy and action plan targeting refugees in all camps, as well as host community; and sensitization campaign in refugee camps to be launched on 2 May. The Protection Working Group drafted a communication strategy for refugees and host communities in Gambella for raising awareness on the Rule of Law and Peaceful co-existence.
04 May 2016

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