Refugee Camps: Soldiers and Dirt Roads

refugee camps: For two days, the slender 30-year-old from South Sudan's Equatoria region navigated his way out of civil war, riding a motorcycle along dirt roads and avoiding government soldiers who, according to accounts by refugees to The Associated Press, have taken aim at civilians, according to Metro News. In his last steps on South Sudanese soil, Issac passed a group of rag-tag rebel soldiers and crossed a rickety bridge into Uganda, and safety. I don't want to die. I am happy, he said, as Ugandan soldiers searched his belongings for contraband. He is one of 440,000 refugees who have fled South Sudan's spiraling conflict into Uganda this year alone, creating some of the world's largest refugee camps in just six months' time. There are no problems here. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.