Mentao Camp for Malian Refugees, near Gibo, northern Burkina Faso May 2012: Mohamed Ous Baba, chief of the Arab faction. Arabs live in a seperate section of the camp. The refugees, mostly Tuaregs, now number more than 60,000 in Burkina Faso alone, and are continuing to arrive in the camps daily, following the political chaos created when junior Malian military officers staged a coup on March 22nd 2012. Photograph by Mike Goldwater Baba Stock Photo

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Mentao Camp for Malian Refugees, near Gibo, northern Burkina Faso May 2012: Mohamed Ous Baba, chief of the Arab faction. Arabs live in a seperate section of the camp. The refugees, mostly Tuaregs, now number more than 60,000 in Burkina Faso alone, and are continuing to arrive in the camps daily, following the political chaos created when junior Malian military officers staged a coup on March 22nd 2012. Photograph by Mike Goldwater Baba

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Mentao Camp for Malian Refugees, near Gibo, northern Burkina Faso May 2012: Mohamed Ous Baba, chief of the Arab faction. Arabs live in a seperate section of the camp. The refugees, mostly Tuaregs, now number more than 60, 000 in Burkina Faso alone, and are continuing to arrive in the camps daily, following the political chaos created when junior Malian military officers staged a coup on March 22nd 2012. Photograph by Mike Goldwater Baba

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