for those who are a to diffley how difficult and dangerous is the journey?i will quote my colleagues again in this. they said they try to move to a place of safety across the border and it is a suicide mission. it is incredibly difficult. many people do manage to get out, but at a great cost. many do stay. because of the history of the conflict in places like this, the populations tend to be concentrated and highly pop related residential areas that tend to be safer. at the beginning of the conflict those that were not able to leave have been in large dormitories and shelters. those have been shelved. since there there is an estimated 200,000 internal displaced living in open air with no shelter or safety. they say everyone of the heavily populated neighborhoods -- when the militia enter, they burn it to the ground. they run, they pillage, and especially those who are unable to run. the elderly and handicapped and the lined. and we had from our colleagues -- heard from our colleagues reports of violence against women gender sexual based violence in terms of

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