“Look at the children who cannot eat. If not, we will return to the UNHCR office again on Monday, threaten to kill ourselves because it has been over a month since we last received help,” said Wahid.
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Wahid emphasized that to fulfill their daily needs, refugees in Indonesia often had to rely on the public’s help for their food.
To have a proper shower, they needed to go to a mosque, terminal station, or minimarket.
Wahid asked the UNHCR to take a more serious approach on how they handle refugees considering that there were 509 refugees stationed in the former military building in Kalideres.
(Writer: Rindi Nuris Velarosdela, Bonfilio Mahendra Wahanaputra Ladjar | Editor: Sandro Gatra)
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