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Question: What connection does the author create between refugees in Dadaab and refugees elsewhere in the world?

Passage: The World’s Largest Refugee Camp Looks Like A Slum/Star Wars Mashup (Just search up common lit and then search up this article In common lit)

The three Dadaab camps are Dagahaley, Ifo and Hagadera. The first two are located in Lagdera (Dadaab) district while Hagadera is located in the neighbouring Fafi district. There is a considerable difference between the old camps, established 1991 and 1992, and the new camps, established in 2011. A large part of the residents in the old camps (Ifo, Dagahaley, Hagadera) arrived in Dadaab in the 1990s and have children and grandchildren born in the camps. The old camps resemble naturally-grown towns and have developed into commercial hubs connecting north-eastern Kenya and southern Somalia. In contrast, most of the residents in the new camp, Ifo 2, came during the 2011 famine and are mainly pastoralists.

OlanmaE OlanmaE · Answer 2 · 2021-11-03T16:04:29+01:00

In this text, the writer explains the horrible conditions that people in the Dadaab refugee camp find themselves in. The connection that is made between the refugees in this camp and other parts of the world is that while other refugees see the camps as a temporary haven, those in the Dadaab camp see the place as a destination and poorly serviced city that leaves no hope for the future for them.

The Dadaab refugee camp that is located in a desert in Kenya is described as a slum for the refugees from Somalia.

This camp receives little attention from the Kenyan government that is barely tolerating them.

Unlike other refugees who see the camps as a temporary haven from the problems in their communities, the Dadaab refugees see their camp as a permanent destination that gives them no hope for the future.

This conclusion was reached from paragraph 23 of the article.

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