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Vienna Central Station Signage
The words ''Wien Hauptbahnhof'' are prominently displayed on the upper facade of Vienna Central Station in Vienna, Austria, on June 10, 2025. The station is a key hub for national and international train travel. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Tourists Waiting At Bus Stop In Garmisch-Partenkirchen
A traveler waits at the Garmisch-Partenkirchen bus terminal with a view of snow-capped Alpine peaks in the background in Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on May 1, 2025. The scene shows the connection between local public transport and nature tourism in this popular mountain destination. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Bus Stop Munich Pasing Station
A blue articulated bus stands at the Pasing tram and bus stop while pedestrians pass by a wooden market kiosk near the plaza outside Munich Pasing Station in Munich, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on April 21, 2025. The area connects tram line 19 and regional buses in a modern transit hub surrounded by shops and cafes. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Metro Station Muzeum Prague
A man stands alone on the platform of the Muzeum metro station on Prague Metro Line A, facing the tunnel and checking his phone, in Prague, Czech Republic, on May 9, 2025. The station is a central node in the city's underground public transport system, featuring its distinctive tiled design. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Metro Station Muzeum Prague
A subway train arrives at the Muzeum station on Prague Metro Line A as passengers wait on the platform in Prague, Czech Republic, on May 9, 2025. Muzeum station serves as a central transit hub in the city's public transportation system, connecting thousands of commuters daily. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Metro Station Muzeum Prague
View of the Muzeum subway station on Prague Metro Line A, with its iconic geometric wall design and empty platform, in Prague, Czech Republic, on May 9, 2025. Muzeum station is a major interchange between metro lines A and C, serving thousands of passengers daily. (Photo by Michael Nguyen) -
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Metro Station Muzeum Prague
A view of the transfer corridor between tracks at Muzeum metro station on Line A features signage, benches, advertisements, and directional indicators, in Prague, Czech Republic, on May 9, 2025. The station connects metro Lines A and C and serves as a key interchange in the city's public transport system. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Metro Station Muzeum Prague
A person stands near the tiled wall by Track 2 at Muzeum station on Prague Metro Line A, surrounded by the station's geometric wall patterns and marble-clad structure, in Prague, Czech Republic, on May 9, 2025. Muzeum is a central point in Prague's underground public transport system. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Metro Station Muzeum Prague
A symmetrical view of the distinctive geometric tile wall is inside Muzeum station on Prague Metro Line A in Prague, Czech Republic, on May 9, 2025. The design features colored tiles in bronze, gold, and brown hues and is a visual hallmark of the city's underground transport system. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Metro Station Muzeum Prague
Passengers wait on the platform at the Muzeum metro station on Line A of the Prague Metro, known for its distinctive geometric tile design, in Prague, Czech Republic, on May 9, 2025. The station serves as a major public transportation hub in the city's underground network. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Waiting Hall Prague Central Station
Passengers walk through the main underpass area at Prague Central Station, beneath a directional sign and central clock, in Prague, Czech Republic, on May 12, 2025. The signage directs travelers to the north and south platforms, as well as to metro, tram, and bus connections. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Entrance Prague Central Station
The glass-fronted entrance to Prague Central Station displays large signage reading ''Praha Hlavni Nadrazi'' in Prague, Czech Republic, on May 12, 2025. The main railway terminal serves as the city's busiest transport hub, connecting local and international destinations. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Entrance Prague Central Station
A close-up view of the main entrance to Prague Central Station shows the blue signage ''Praha hlavni nadrazi'' above the glass doors in Prague, Czech Republic, on May 12, 2025. The station serves as the city's major rail and metro hub. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Entrance Prague Central Station
The exterior view of the main entrance to Prague Central Station, with a large sign reading ''Praha Hlavni Nadrazi,'' is in Prague, Czech Republic, on May 12, 2025. The structure features modern glass architecture and serves as the busiest railway hub in the country. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
A UNHCR staff member addresses Burundian refugees who are waiting for assistance in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Tuesday, May 5, 2015. In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Mwamini Wizeyimana, 37 years old, and mother of 6 receives her food ration after arriving in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Tuesday, May 5, 2015. Mwamini is a refugee for the 3rd time (1993 to Rwanda, in 1994 she returned to Burundi because of the genocide in Rwanda, in 1995 she fled to Tanzania, in 1998 she returned to Burundi with UNHCR¿s help, in 2015 she fled to Rwanda). She had to drop out of school as a result of the different conflicts she fled. She is desperate to see her children having the destiny as her, and losing on their education as her.In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Burundian refugees wait for assistance in Bugesera Reception Centre, Bugesera, Rwanda Sunday, May 3, 2015. In Bugesera thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than twenty three thousand Burundian refugees have crossed into Rwanda since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Zenobie, 29 years old, who is suffering from suspected cerebal malaria and pneumonia, lies with her young boy who she is trying to breast feed, at the emergency health post in Bugesera Reception Centre, Bugesera, Rwanda Sunday, May 3, 2015. She arrived in the centre on the 24th April. In Bugesera thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than twenty four thousand Burundian refugees have crossed into Rwanda since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Kamurera Emeline ¿ 35 years old from Rugando, whose husband stayed behind in Burundi, poses for a photograph with her children in Bugasera Reception Centre, Rwanda Friday, May 8, 2015. In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Mwamini Wizeyimana, 37 years old, and mother of 6 receives her food ration after arriving in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Tuesday, May 5, 2015. Mwamini is a refugee for the 3rd time (1993 to Rwanda, in 1994 she returned to Burundi because of the genocide in Rwanda, in 1995 she fled to Tanzania, in 1998 she returned to Burundi with UNHCR¿s help, in 2015 she fled to Rwanda). She had to drop out of school as a result of the different conflicts she fled. She is desperate to see her children having the destiny as her, and losing on their education as her.
In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Burundian refugees wait to board a UNHCR bus, eight kilometres from the Burundian/Rwandan border, which they crossed by foot, in Kamabuye, Rwanda, on Friday, May 1, 2015. Thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than twenty three thousand Burundian refugees have crossed into Rwanda since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Mwamini Wizeyimana, 37 years old, and mother of 6 carries her belongings on her head to a tent that she has been given for her family to sleep in after arriving in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Tuesday, May 5, 2015. Mwamini is a refugee for the 3rd time (1993 to Rwanda, in 1994 she returned to Burundi because of the genocide in Rwanda, in 1995 she fled to Tanzania, in 1998 she returned to Burundi with UNHCR¿s help, in 2015 she fled to Rwanda). She had to drop out of school as a result of the different conflicts she fled. She is desperate to see her children having the destiny as her, and losing on their education as her.In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Burundian families wait to be registered by UNHCR in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Wednesday, May 6, 2015. In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Jeanette, (green scarf) Hadidja pose for a photograph after arriving from Burundi into Rwanda at Kamavuye, Rwanda, on the 3rd May, 2015. . They fled Burundi at 5am and reached Rwanda after 9 hours walk through the bush. They are among some 25,000 Burundian refugees who have fled Burundi and have arrived in Rwanda over the past few weeks.MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Kemegie Nkurikiye, 90 years old, a refugee from Burundi, leans on his wooden cane in the evening light in Bugesera Reception Centre, Bugesera, Rwanda Saturday, May 2, 2015. Kemegie arrived in Rwanda on the 22nd April with his wife and young son. He fled because he saw others flee but still doesn't have a place to sleep in the centre. "I am sleeping under the trees and it is cold" he says. In Bugesera thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than twenty three thousand Burundian refugees have crossed into Rwanda since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Nizerimana Louise ¿ 27 years old from Kirembe in Burundi, poses for a photograph with her children
in Bugasera Reception Centre, Rwanda Saturday, May 9, 2015. In Bugasera thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Newly arrived refugees from Burundi queue up with their babies at a nutritional feeding centre at in Bugasera Reception Centre, Rwanda Saturday, May 9, 2015. In Bugaserathousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Mwamini Wizeyimana, 37 years old, and mother of 6 receives her food ration after arriving in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Tuesday, May 5, 2015. Mwamini is a refugee for the 3rd time (1993 to Rwanda, in 1994 she returned to Burundi because of the genocide in Rwanda, in 1995 she fled to Tanzania, in 1998 she returned to Burundi with UNHCR¿s help, in 2015 she fled to Rwanda). She had to drop out of school as a result of the different conflicts she fled. She is desperate to see her children having the destiny as her, and losing on their education as her.In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Moussa, 6, the youngest son Mwamini Wizeyimana, 37 years old runs after the rest of his family as they head towards their tent in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Tuesday, May 5, 2015. Mwamini is a refugee for the 3rd time (1993 to Rwanda, in 1994 she returned to Burundi because of the genocide in Rwanda, in 1995 she fled to Tanzania, in 1998 she returned to Burundi with UNHCR¿s help, in 2015 she fled to Rwanda). She had to drop out of school as a result of the different conflicts she fled. She is desperate to see her children having the destiny as her, and losing on their education as her.In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Two young children sit on the ground in front of a UNHCR tent in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Wednesday, May 6, 2015. In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Burundian refugees wait to be registered after arriving in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Wednesday, May 6, 2015. In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Mwamini Wizeyimana, 37 years old, poses for a photograph with her children (R to L) Abass, 12 Ibrahim, 9
Moussa, 6 and Samia, 15 (yellow veil) in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Tuesday, May 5, 2015. Mwamini is a refugee for the 3rd time (1993 to Rwanda, in 1994 she returned to Burundi because of the genocide in Rwanda, in 1995 she fled to Tanzania, in 1998 she returned to Burundi with UNHCR¿s help, in 2015 she fled to Rwanda). She had to drop out of school as a result of the different conflicts she fled. She is desperate to see her children having the destiny as her, and losing on their education as her.In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Burundian refugees wait for assistance in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Thursday, May 7, 2015. In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
A group of young children who have newly arrived from Burundi pose for a photograph in their temporary shelter in Bugasera Reception Centre, Rwanda Saturday, May 9, 2015. In Bugasera thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
A girl talks to her family in Burundi for the first time since fleeing political violence on a phone provided by the Rwandan Red Cross in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Thursday, May 7, 2015. In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
A woman and her child stand by their cooking fire in the evening light in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Wednesday, May 6, 2015. In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Two young children who have newly arrived from Burundi sleep on a mat in their temporary shelter in Bugasera Reception Centre, Rwanda Saturday, May 9, 2015. In Bugaserathousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Josylin Meregwa ¿ 44 years old
Brown Shirt ¿ Michel Kagabo - 11
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Pale red tshirt ¿ Ndayisaba ¿ 14 years, who have fled Burundi because of political violence pose for a photograph in their temporary accommodation in Bugasera Reception Centre, Rwanda Friday, May 8, 2015. In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
A woman and her daughter, who have just arrived from Burundi, cook their evening meal under a darkening sky in Bugasera Reception Centre, Rwanda Friday, May 8, 2015. In Bugaserathousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Mukayeze Venacine, who has been displaced by political violence in Burundi for a second time, (the first was in 1993) poses for a photograph with the two children she is with in Bugasera Reception Centre on 10th May, 2015.
MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
A family who have newly arrived from Burundi cook an evening meal outside, seen through a broken window, in Bugasera Reception Centre, Rwanda Friday, May 8, 2015. In Bugasera thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than fifty thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Hariramana Consirlia, who is 22 years old, poses for a photograh with her baby in a temporary shelter she is living in in Bugasera Reception Centre, in Bugasera, Rwanda on the 9th May, 2015. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
A woman who has just arrived from Burundi holds her young baby while waiting to be allocated a place to sleep in Bugasera Reception Centre, Rwanda Saturday, May 9, 2015. In Bugasera thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
A young girl who has just arrived from Burundi, warms up her families evening meal of beans that they have been given ready cooked in Bugasera Reception Centre, Rwanda Saturday, May 9, 2015. In Bugasera thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
The children of Kamurera Emeline ¿ 35 years old from Rugando, whose husband stayed behind in Burundi, pose for a photograph in Bugasera Reception Centre, Rwanda Saturday, May 9, 2015. In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Two young children, who have just arrived from Burundi, sleep outside on a sleeping mat in Bugasera Reception Centre, Rwanda Saturday, May 9, 2015. In Bugasera thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
A young boy, who has just arrived from Burundi, sits next to his mother who is suffering from a respitory infection in their temporary shelter in Bugasera Reception Centre, Rwanda Saturday, May 9, 2015. In Bugasera thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
A Burundian Family, who have fled political violence in Burundi, eat their daily meal, in Bugesera Reception Centre, Bugesera, Rwanda Friday, May 1, 2015. In Bugesera thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than twenty three thousand Burundian refugees have crossed into Rwanda since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
A woman who has fled poltical violence in Burundi cradles her baby behind a mosquito net in Bugesera Reception Centre, Bugesera, Rwanda Friday, May 1, 2015. In Bugesera thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than twenty three thousand Burundian refugees have crossed into Rwanda since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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Refugees flee Burundi before and after elections - UNHCR.
Mwamini Wizeyimana, 37 years old, poses for a photograph with her children (L to R) Abass, 12 Ibrahim, 9
Moussa, 6 and Samia, 15 (yellow veil) in Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda Tuesday, May 5, 2015. Mwamini is a refugee for the 3rd time (1993 to Rwanda, in 1994 she returned to Burundi because of the genocide in Rwanda, in 1995 she fled to Tanzania, in 1998 she returned to Burundi with UNHCR¿s help, in 2015 she fled to Rwanda). She had to drop out of school as a result of the different conflicts she fled. She is desperate to see her children having the destiny as her, and losing on their education as her.In Mahama thousands of people have arrived in the last few weeks, fleeing fear of violence in Burundi. More than thirty two thousand Burundian refugees have fled Burundi since the beginning of April. MSF said that aid agencies were struggling to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, and health care to those in need. Burundi has been embroiled in a political crisis since April 2015 when President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office prompting protests in the capital, Bujumbura. In the months leading-up to the disputed presidential elections that were held on July 21, around 100 people had been killed and more than 167,000 others had fled to neighbouring Rwanda, Tanzania and the DR Congo, as violence and intimidation spread across the small east African country.
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