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ARTE ReportageUganda: Refugee Paradise

Name: ARTE Reportage - Uganda: Refugee Paradise
Genre: Documentaries and Reportage
Duration: 1454 s

Uganda has a unique refugee policy: Refugees, arriving mostly from Sudan and DR Congo, are not placed in camps, instead they are given small plots of land to build a home and to cultivate.

Director

Michael Unger

Author

Michael Unger

Country

France

Year

2018

Duration

25 min

Available

From 24/06/2022 to 24/06/2025

Genre

Documentaries and Reportage

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