Oure Cassoni Shelters Darfur's Refugees

OURE CASSONI, CHAD - FEBRUARY 26: Armed security patrols escort aid worker vehicles outside the Oure Cassoni refugee camp on July 26, 2007 about 23 kilometers outside Bahai, Chad. Aid workers stated that he witnessed the bombing of his village when he was 3, and hid alone in the brush for days until his family discovered him and fled across the border. Since 2003, Darfur's Janjawid militia and the Sudanese military have driven hundreds of thousands of residents, attempting to escape the violence, into Chad. Established in 2004, the camp is the closest to the Sudanese border, so the conflict often spills into the territory. 26,000 people live in grim conditions after fleeing the mass killings which Western governments call genocide. (Photo by Per-Anders Pettersson/Getty Images)