Colour UNHCR Photos.txt

UNHCR Colour Photos

001: CIS/INGUSHETIA/IDPSs from Chechnya/Karyer near Nazran, Sunzha District

Delivery of relief supplies is difficult because the Chechen IDPs are scattered in some 260
locations - camps, private houses and 182 spontaneous settlements, including this disused
building which accommodates 40 IDPs.

Photo: UNHCR/01.2000/V. Soboleva

002: CIS/INGUSHETIA/IDPs from Chechnya/Karyer near Nazran, Sunzha District

Delivery of relief supplies is difficult because the Chechen IDPs are scattered in some 260
locations - camps, private houses and 182 spontaneous settlements. This IDP family lives in a
disused building housing 40 IDPs.

Photo: UNHCR/01.2000/V. Soboleva

003: CIS/INGUSHETIA/IDPs from Chechnya/Karyer near Nazran, Sunzha District

Delivery of relief supplies is difficult because the Chechen IDPs are scattered in some 260
locations - camps, private houses and 182 spontaneous settlements, including this disused
building which accommodates 40 IDPs.

Photo: UNHCR/01.2000/V. Soboleva

004: CSI/INGUSHETIA/IDPs from Chechnya/Troitskaya settlement, Sunzha District

UNHCR relief items, including tents, stoves, kitchen sets, winter jackets and shoes, are
distributed by the Danish Refugee Council. Delivery is difficult because IDPs are scattered
in some 260 locations - camps, private houses and 182 spontaneous settlements.

Photo: UNHCR/01.2000/V. Soboleva

005: CSI/INGUSHETIA/IDPs from Chechnya/Sputnik camp, Sleptovskaya, Sunzha District

The 400 UNHCR-supplied tents of this camp near the Chechen border provide shelter to more
than 7000 IDPs, some 6000 of whom are women and children. Other UNHCR relief items, distributed
by the Danish Refugee Council, include stoves, kitchen sets, winter jackets, and shoes.

Photo: UNHCR/01.2000/V. Soboleva