Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 8月15日 22時04分

The Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya was initially intended as a temporary shelter for Sudanese refugees, but has become a long-term home to thousands, mostly fleeing the civil war in South Sudan.
Five of these Sudanese residents are currently competing in the Olympics in a 10-strong refugee team, which also includes refugee athletes from Syria via Germany and Belgium, The Congo via Brazil, and Ethiopia via Luxembourg.
@newshatavakolian's photos from her visit to the camp tell a story of hope. Explore the feature on magnumphotos.com. Link in bio.

PHOTO: Mary is the aunt of the refugee athlete Anjelina Nadai, who competed in the women's 1500 meters at the Rio Olympics. Here she sits in the courtyard of her house inside the Kakuma Camp. The 28-year-old mother of four has been taking care of both Anjelina and her brother after they fled from South Sudan. She says, “in 2002 when Anjelina fled the war to travel to Nairobi alone, she found a woman who was willing to take care of her, but after sometime she run out of money and Anjelina had to come here to the Kakuma refugee camp to stay with me. I am very proud of Anjelina and I hope she will succeed and come back to change and to help her country, South Sudan.” © @newshatavakolian/#MagnumPhotos

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