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‘City of Thorns’ Is a Clear, Painful Look Inside the World’s Largest Refugee Camp
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‘City of Thorns’ Is a Clear, Painful Look Inside the World’s Largest Refugee Camp

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Sarah Boslaugh
/ 24 March 2016
City of Thorns is a stunning and welcome antidote to simplistic treatments of refugee crises and the equally simplistic solutions sometimes offered for them.
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