Photographer Jared Moossy traveled to Somalia this September, photographing a country ravaged by famine. He visited two refugee camps, near Bald Hawa and Dolo, and the capital, Mogadishu. What he saw -- and what he photographed -- was a country ravaged by decades of war, drought, and terrorism.
Above, women in Bald Hawa, gather to express their frustration and tell their stories -- where they had traveled from, why they had left -- while waiting for a food aid to be delivered. Several people in the group had walked for days to reach the refugee camp; many had lost family members along the way.
Jared P. Moossy
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LUCYVANDER11
7:00 AM ET
November 22, 2011
Great
Thanks a lot for sharing this, the picture is so emotional. blackhat seo
ANDIXXL
6:12 PM ET
November 22, 2011
impressive
wow. impressive picture
ASD456
1:55 PM ET
November 23, 2011
Really very sad picture
Really very sad picture
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SHAWN BROWN
5:52 PM ET
November 23, 2011
Reminds me of how fortunate I am
These pictures are sad and moving. It helps me to remember how fortunate I am. Please always try and help those less fortunate that yourself. Thank you. affiliate marketing
Shawn
SHAWN BROWN
5:53 PM ET
November 23, 2011
Reminds me of how fortunate I am
These pictures are sad and moving. It helps me to remember how fortunate I am. Please always try and help those less fortunate that yourself. Thank you. affiliate marketing
Shawn
CYBERMATT
6:26 PM ET
November 26, 2011
Whow
Whow,
that picture on the first page had touched my heart. It has emotions, story, as well as static dynamic within! I love it even that it makes me sad.
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CHRIS CAGIENARD
8:03 AM ET
November 27, 2011
Heartbreaking
Cant understand why the West seem to be so interested in liberating the people of some countries but then turn a complete blind eye to others giving only a token gesture of concern. Are these not people also.
Im just a pest control guy but try to help by doing fundraising for a great charity called Hope Worldwide. They do great work with minimal overheads.
Thanks for keeping the pictures of these scenes in the public eye. We can't ignore this.
HECTORBD
11:25 AM ET
December 5, 2011
very sad photos
very sad indeed. I pity these people especially the children. It is really depressing seeing photos like these, just looking at the malnourished little children is really bad.