Displaced families struggle to rebuild their lives

Credits: Noémie Lehouelleur, camera-producer; Edith Champagne, producer; Insa Diatta, editor | 02 July 2021

Several years after fleeing their villages following attacks by non-state armed groups, hundreds of thousands of IDPs and refugees are still unable to return home and are rebuilding their lives in the camps that house them.

See also: Displacement leaves families struggling to adapt in Lake Chad region

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