Dadaab briefing august 2015
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The document summarizes information about refugees in Dadaab, Kenya. There are over 350,000 refugees and asylum seekers in the Dadaab refugee complex, 95% from Somalia, fleeing conflict and drought. UNHCR and other organizations provide essential services to refugees across five camps in Dadaab, as the Kenyan government restricts refugees' ability to be self-sufficient. While voluntary return is promoted, conditions in Somalia remain unsafe for most refugees to return.
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