Adut Dau Atem

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Adut is a former refugee from southern Sudan who spent 8 years in UNHCR's Kakuma refugee camp before coming to Australia in 2002. She speaks with great passion and conviction about the need for Australians to support UNHCR's programs and has willingly shared her personal story at our events in support of this work. She recently completed a Medical Science degree at Canberra University.

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Women and children have to stand in line twice a day to collect water

Sudanese refugees in Iridimi Camp use water to build their shelter

Four young refugee boys find a place to play amidst the arid desert that surrounds Frachana Refugee Camp

Most Sudanese refugee women are single heads of households

A Sudanese woman separates chaff in Gaga Camp

Sudanese women build a shelter in Touloum Camp

Refugees build a shelter in Dosseye Camp

UNHCR has established counselling groups

Refugee boy on his way to primary school

Refugees are sensitized to look after vulnerable individuals

Peace in Darfur and to return home to their villages

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Adut Dau Atem

Images from the field

Images from
the field