Mozambique: They Thought the Camera Was a Gun

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Mozambique: They Thought the Camera Was a Gun

Blog - In April, following the horrific attacks in the city of Palma, MSF’s Amanda Bergman and Tadeu Andre travelled to Cabo Delgado province to document the unfolding humanitarian situation. Here they reflect on their experiences.

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