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Ambororo Children breaking up camp

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Mareike Schomerus, a PhD student from the Department of International Development.

The Ambororo are nomadic people who cross from Darfur into southern Sudan to graze their cattle. With Sudan's possible break-up into two, the citizenship status and freedom of movement of such 'trans-boundary' people has become a contested issue.

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