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أزمة اللجوء السودانية… وطنان في قلب طفل واحد

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وصلت الطفلة ندى إلى أوغندا مع أسرتها بعد أشهر من اندلاع الحرب في السودان، تاركة وراءها مدرستها وأصدقاءها وحياتها التي كانت تعرفها. بدأت الطفلة ذات الثلاثة عشر ربيعاً حياة جديدة في بلد لم تكن تعرف عنه شيئاً من قبل. قالت ندى عبد المنعم لـ«الشرق الأوسط» إنها كوّنت صداقات جديدة في المدرسة، وتطوّرت لغتها الإنجليزية بصورة …

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