More than 100,000 refugees are struggling to survive in South Sudan, where infrastructure, health care resources, and water capacity are extremely limited. Doctors Without Borders is providing assistance in the area and urging other agencies to step up their response to the crisis.
(Photo: 2012 © Shannon Jensen)
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