Jahi Chikwendiu

Eastern Congo: Lives of Desperation: 2009congo14

A child carries sugar cane down to a camp for internally displaced people (IDP's) in Magunga, Demcratic Republic of Congo. The camp, which has been in place for about three years, is home to 28,823 people who have been displaced because of fighting between rebel groups who wish to control the area.
Magunga, Demcratic Republic of Congo

A child carries sugar cane down to a camp for internally displaced people (IDP's) in Magunga, Demcratic Republic of Congo. The camp, which has been in place for about three years, is home to 28,823 people who have been displaced because of fighting between rebel groups who wish to control the area. 

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