Human Wrongs Watch

This year, Dadaab, the world’s largest refugee complex, turns 20 years old.
Established in Kenya in 1991, as a response to the influx of Somalis fleeing their homes in midst of civil war, Dadaab was originally designed to host 90,000 people. As of this month, it holds around 450,000, according to the UNHCR.
With climate specialists now predicting a return of last year’s drought conditions to the region, this number is expected to rise substantially within the next six months.