Western Sahara: Underfunding Threatens Sahrawi Refugees in Algeria

Western Sahara: Underfunding Threatens Sahrawi Refugees in Algeria

United Nations -- Since the Western Sahara War in 1975, Sahrawi refugees have resided in a collection of refugee shelters in the Tindouf province of Algeria. For over 50 years, these communities have struggled to develop self-sufficiency and have been solely dependent on humanitarian aid for survival, marking one of the most protracted refugee crises in the world.

Underfunding Threatens Sahrawi Refugees in Algeria

Since the Western Sahara War in 1975, Sahrawi refugees have resided in a collection of refugee shelters in the Tindouf province of Algeria. For over 50 years, these communities have struggled to develop self-sufficiency and have been solely dependent on humanitarian aid for survival, marking one of the most protracted refugee crises in the world. …

UNITED NATIONS – Since the war in Western Sahara in 1975, Sahrawi refugees have resided in a number of refugee camps in the Algerian province of Tindouf. For more than 50 years, these communities have struggled to achieve self-sufficiency and have relied exclusively on humanitarian aid to survive, making them [...] This article Crisis of funding threatens Sahrawi refugees in Algeria was originally published on IPS News Agency