Significados de squalid camps em inglês

Tens of thousands of children remained out of school, many living in squalid camps.

A year later, hundreds of squatters still live in squalid camps on the same hills.

Many live on the street or in squalid camps.

Rights campaigners also accuse the army of preying upon starving refugees living in squalid camps around Goma.

Some 184,000 destitute displaced people live in squalid camps dotted across the city.

Around 400,000 refugees are crammed into squalid camps on either side of the Kyrgyz-Uzbek border.

Closer to Sittwe, 140,000 Rohingya displaced by previous religious unrest are confined to squalid camps.

International news coverage of the Rohingyas' plight has focused on sprawling, squalid camps outside Sittwe where those displaced by violence live.

There are still thousands of internal refugees languishing in squalid camps where they face a lack of food, water and security.

After nearly 2 decades of living in squalid camps, several Bhutanese refugee families will begin a new life here in NZ.

The Kurdish-led forces also hold tens of thousands of Syrian and foreign women and children - family members of suspected militants - in squalid camps.

Rakhine is home to around 140,000 displaced people, mainly Rohingya Muslims who live in squalid camps scattered across the state.

Frustrated and exhausted after weeks of uncertainty, many migrants have become desperate since getting stuck in squalid camps in the Mexican border city of Tijuana.

Some 125,000 remain displaced and face severe travel restrictions in squalid camps since fighting erupted in Rakhine between Buddhists and Muslims in 2012.

This month's bloodshed destroyed entire neighborhoods and sent 400,000 people fleeing for the Uzbek border, where they are living with little food in squalid camps.

This month's bloodshed destroyed entire neighbourhoods and sent 400,000 people fleeing for the Uzbek border, where they are living with little food in squalid camps.