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Graffiti in a derelict colonial mansion lived in by Liberian refugees in the coastal village of Sassandra, 400km west of Abidjan. Most of the refugees do not live in formal camps, but are scattered throughout the south and west
Tommy Trenchard/IRIN

  • Graffiti in a derelict colonial mansion lived in by Liberian refugees in the coastal village of Sassandra, 400km west of Abidjan. Most of the refugees do not live in formal camps, but are scattered throughout the south and west

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  • Credits Tommy Trenchard/IRIN
  • Themes Migration
  • Regions Côte d’Ivoire

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