PBS: Relief Workers Decry Living Conditions in South Sudan Refugee Camp

July 14, 2012

Watch Sudanese Seek Shelter in Swampy Refugee Camp on PBS. See more from PBS NewsHour.

This video, from the PBS Blog "The Rundown," describes the plight of thousands of Sudanese refugees who fled violence in Blue Nile State only to face a humanitarian crisis in overcrowded camps in South Sudan. 

 

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