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SENEGAL: Stéphanie Malak, Senegal, "I'd love to return to my village... but I don't dare"

                   
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May 9, 2008
        
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Source: IRIN Stéphanie Malak was injured by a landmine in 1998 when her village, was attacked, allegedly by rebels from the Movement for Democratic Change (MFDC), and then mined. She fled with her family to Ziguinchor where she is trying to make ends meet. She told IRIN her story. [read full story]                    

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Senegal: Cassamance Displaced Fear Return

 allafrica.com May 9, 2008
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SENEGAL: Stéphanie Malak, Senegal, "I'd love to return to my village... but I don't dare"

 irinnews.org May 9, 2008
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Senegal: Cassamance Displaced Fear Return

allafrica.com
May 9, 2008
        

Stéphanie Malak was injured by a landmine in 1998 when her village, was attacked, allegedly by rebels from the Movement for Democratic Change (MFDC), and then mined. She fled with her family to Ziguinchor where she is trying to make ends meet. She told IRIN her story.

                   

Cassamance Displaced Fear Return

allafrica.com
May 9, 2008
        

Stéphanie Malak was injured by a landmine in 1998 when her village, was attacked, allegedly by rebels from the Movement for Democratic Change (MFDC), and then mined. She fled with her family to Ziguinchor where she is trying to make ends meet. She told IRIN her story.

                   

SENEGAL: Stéphanie Malak, Senegal, "I'd love to return to my village... but I don't dare"

irinnews.org
May 9, 2008
        

ZIGUINCHOR, 9 May 2008 (IRIN) - Stéphanie Malak was injured by a landmine in 1998 when her village, was attacked, allegedly by rebels from the Movement for Democratic Change (MFDC), and then mined. She fled with her family to Ziguinchor where she is trying to make ends meet. She told IRIN her story.