Six percent of the 170,000 Sahrawis living in Tindouf's refugee camps face the additional challenge of coeliac disease amid scarce resources.
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Six percent of the 170,000 Sahrawis living in Tindouf's refugee camps face the additional challenge of coeliac disease amid scarce resources.
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In the refugee camps of Tindouf, Algeria, more than 170,000 Sahrawis endure harsh living conditions since Morocco's occupation of Western Sahara in 1976. These camps rely heavily on dwindling humanitarian aid. Among the population, six percent face the additional challenge of coeliac disease, complicating their already difficult circumstances. The film presents the daily struggles of the Sahrawi people as they navigate life in a place marked by scarcity and uncertainty.
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Why Watch
- See the living conditions in Tindouf's refugee camps.
- Find out about the impact of coeliac disease on refugees.
- Meet the Sahrawi people and learn their story.
Did You Know
- More than 170,000 Sahrawis live in refugee camps in Tindouf, Algeria.
- The Sahrawi refugee camps have existed since 1976.
- Six percent of the Sahrawi population faces coeliac disease.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many Sahrawis live in the Tindouf region?
More than 170,000 Sahrawis live in the Tindouf region.
When did the Sahrawis start living in refugee camps?
The Sahrawis have been living in refugee camps since 1976.
What percentage of the Sahrawi population faces coeliac disease?
Six percent of the Sahrawi population faces the added difficulty of coeliac disease.
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