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Somalia Refugees

Top weak from hunger to stand on her own, a Somali woman leans on a stick in a refugee camp near Belet Huen, Dec. 29, 1992, as she waits with her children for the first military flights bringing aid to the famine-stricken region Monday. Canadian and U.S. troops continue to secure the area near the Ethiopian border Tuesday, insuring the safe and rapid flow of relief supplies. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

日付：1992年12月29日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

Tempers flare and fists fly between two Somali men in a scuffle in Belet Huen as large crowds of refugees massed to watch arriving relief flights on Monday, Dec. 29, 1992. There was only minor commotion as troops guarding the landing strip tried to keep the throngs back. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

日付：1992年12月29日

Somalia Refugees

A village elder watches over the body of 16 year-old Saynab Boar inside her makeshift stick hut, Monday, Dec. 29, 1992 in Jumbile Camp, Gailalassi. She died shortly before Italian paratroopers secured the area in preparation for the arrival of food supplies. (AP Photo/Martin Cleaver)

日付：1992年12月29日

Somalia Refugees

A mother picks insects from the head of her child in Jumbile refugee camp, Monday, Dec 29. 1992 in Somalia, There are no water supplies in the camp for washing. Italian forces secured the area in preparation for the arrival of food aid over the next few days. (AP Photo/Martin Cleaver)

日付：1992年12月29日

Somalia; 1992 People Refugees Starving

Frail and bent by a life of misery in famine-ravated Somalia, an old woman waits beside a dirt air strip for planes to arrive on Monday, Dec. 29, 1992 in Belet Huen with relief supplies. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

日付：1992年12月29日

Somalia 1992 People Starving

Ten-year-old famine victim Hassan Riyole looks through a stick fence in the Lafoole Refugee Camp on Dec. 28, 1992. One of the thousands of children in Somalia struggling to overcome months of malnutrition, camp medical staff hope Hassan will start gaining weight in the coming weeks. (AP Photo/John Gaps III)

日付：1992年12月28日

Somalia 1992 People Starving

Using a twig and some cotton, camp nurse Kin Gele spreads a purple scabies medicine on Hassan Riyole’s hands at Somalia’s Lafoole Refugee Camp on Dec. 28, 1992. Gele, primarily responsible for the boy’s daily medical needs, is also a resident of the camp after she and her family were looted out of their home in nearby Mogadishu. (AP Photo/John Gaps III)

日付：1992年12月28日

Somalia 1992 People Starving

Hassan Riyole?s face is tenderly washed by a camp nurse , last week in Somalia?s LeFoole refugee camp on Dec. 28, 1992. The daily washings are helping to keep the scabies on the 10-year-old?s hands and feet from spreading. (AP Photo/John Gaps III)

日付：1992年12月28日

Somalia 1992 People Starving

On their way to the camp clinic of the Lafoole Refugee Camp, Hassan Riyole and Ken Gele walk past sacks of newly arrived U.S. rice on Dec. 28, 1992 in Somalia. The hope among the camp’s staff is that the rice and beans they are now receiving from UNICEF will help severely malnourished children like Hassan put on badly needed weight. (AP Photo/John Gaps III)

日付：1992年12月28日

Somalia Crisis 1992

Sgt. First Class Norman Harris of Fayetteville, N.C., directs two Somali refugee women away from a desert air strip in Belet Huen, near the Ethiopian border, Dec. 28, 1992. Harris and other troops from the Army's 10th Mountain Division of Fort Drum, N.Y., will control the region allowing secure passage for food and relief supplies. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

日付：1992年12月28日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

Emaciated and close to death 5 year-old, Arab Haddan is led by a relief worker at a feeding center in Bardera on Friday, Dec. 26, 1992. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年12月26日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

A mother feeds her child ?UNIMIX? a high nutrient foodstuff, from a mug, brought in by the international relief effort, at the Afgoi feeding center near Mogadishu on Saturday, Dec. 26, 1992. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)

日付：1992年12月26日

Somalia Starvation 1992

Nearly lifeless, five-year-old Arab Hassan is lifted onto a straw mat at an emergency feeding center in famine-ravaged Bardera, Somalia, Christmas Day, 1992. U.S. Marines took control of the region yesterday to secure the roads for an influx of international aid. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年12月25日

Somalia Refugees

A Somali woman sits amongst others waiting for the distribution of wheat, Dec. 25, 1992, after U.S. Marines delivered it in this famine stricken Somali community of Bardera on Christmas Day. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年12月25日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

Malnourished and diseased, a Somali child lies helpless in a Mogadishu slum on Wednesday, Dec. 23, 1992. Ironically, the boy is only one block from the port where thousands of tons of food arrive daily for the desperate people of this East African nation. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

日付：1992年12月23日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

Malnourished and diseased, a Somali child lies helpless in a Mogadishu slum on Wednesday, Dec. 23, 1992. Ironically, the boy is only one block from the port where thousands of tons of food arrive daily for the desperate people of this East African nation. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

日付：1992年12月23日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

A 10-year-old Somali child is examined by a Red Cross doctor in the bullet scarred clinic at the Lefoole Refugee camp hospital, Somalia in morning on Tuesday, Dec. 22, 1992. Suffering from severe malnutrition and secondary respiratory ailments, she was given anti-biotic. The camp staff says she has been in the camp from 20-days and she hasn’t improved in the spite of a now plentiful supply of food. (AP Photo/John Gaps III)

日付：1992年12月22日

Somalia; 1992 People Refugees Starving

A Somali child waits for breakfast in morning on Monday, Dec. 21, 1992 at a feeding center in Mogadishu. Relief agencies in Mogadishu are now receiving a steady supply of food due to the presence of American and other U.N. troops. The next step will be helping to repair roads and irrigation systems so the economy can be restarted and the country will not depend entirely and eternally, on food from abroad. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)

日付：1992年12月21日

Somalia Refugees

A Somali child sits patiently in Mogadishu feeding centre in morning, Monday, Dec. 21, 1992 in Mogadishu for her breakfast. Relief agencies in Mogadishu are now recieving a steady supply of food due to the presence of American and other foreign troops. The next step will be helping to repair roads and irrigation systems so the economy can be restarted and the country will not depend entirely and eternally, on food from abroad. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)

日付：1992年12月21日

Somalia 1992 People Starving

Hassan Riyole, 10, is held down by nurses at the Lefoole Refugee Camp hospital in Somalia on Dec. 17, 1992, before being given an injection. His weight dangerously low, Hassan is given daily care by the hospital staff, who hope he will rally after many months of starvation. (AP Photo/John Gaps III)

日付：1992年12月17日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

Rahmah Ahmed Ali, 14, has her amputated leg treated by a nurse in Mogadishu’s Digfer Hospital, Somalia on Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1992. The girl was wounded by stray gunfire near the city’s Green Line. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)

日付：1992年12月17日

Somalia 1992 People Starving

Survival is the short-term goal for Hassan Riyole, 10, who is receiving care at the Lefoole Refugee Camp hospital in Somalia on Dec. 17, 1992. If he is to improve, he will need more protein in his diet, continued medical care and, like the country of Somalia, a respite from the clan violence that kept food scarce for so long. (AP Photo/John Gaps III)

日付：1992年12月17日

Somalia Refugees

A Somali woman waits for food at the Asli feeding center in Mogadishu, Wednesday, Dec. 16, 1992. A refugee from Baidoa, she will receive one serving of rice and beans each day. While U.S. and French troops arrived in Baidoa on Wednesday to jubilant Somalis, in Mogadishu, the United Nations was flying in a fleet of tractor-trailer trucks that will be used to haul food to Baidoa. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)

日付：1992年12月16日

Somalia Starvation 1992

Abdi Aman Ali, 18, sits in an Irish Concern Feeding center dedicated to adults in Baidoa, Dec. 16, 1992. Relief workers say rampant looting has forced them to spread too little aid among too many people. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)

日付：1992年12月16日

Somalia Refugees

Middow Ibram Daayoue, 40, sits in an Irish Concern feeding center dedicated to adults, Tuesday, Dec. 16, 1992 in Baidoa. The adult sector of Somalia’s population in struggling quietly to survive as most of the attention is focused on Somalia’s starving young. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)

日付：1992年12月16日

Somalia 1992 People Starving

Hassan hangs his head as he sits among the other refugees in the camp, early on Dec. 15, 1992 in Somalia. His father says that Hassan in painfully self-conscious about his emaciated condition and prefers to not be around the other children in the camp. (AP Photo/John Gaps III)

日付：1992年12月15日

Somalia Refugees

A group of Somali nomads walks with their camel herd, Monday, Dec. 14, 1992 along the road between Mogadishu and Baidoa The road, a deadly highway where relief agencies have lost tons of food to thieves, will be used by relief convoys one the U.S. Marines and French Foreign Legion troops secure the corridor. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)

日付：1992年12月14日

Somalia Starvation 1992

A Somali refugee feeds her baby a bottle of water since she is unable to produce milk at a hospital at the Ibo refugee camp in Dadaab, Kenya, on Dec. 14, 1992. Most Somalis who have taken refuge in Kenya see the news of the military mission to bring relief to Somalia as the first cause for hope that they’ll be able to go home. (AP Photo/Lynn Sladky)

日付：1992年12月14日

Somalia; 1992 People Refugees Starving

An ill Somali refugee boy is weighted on a scale at a hospital at the Ifo refugee camp in Dadaab, Kenya on Monday, Dec. 14, 1992. Almost a week after U.S. Marines landed in Somalia, some Somalis still don?t know about the military mission to bring relief to the starving. Nearly 300,000 Somalis have fled to Kenya, and some refugees are continuing to flee in spite of relief efforts within their country. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)

日付：1992年12月14日

Somalia 1992 People Starving

Ten-year-old Hassan Riyole receives his daily wash in the Lefoole Refugee Camp in Somalia, in morning on Monday, Dec. 14, 1992. Suffering acutely the ravages of Somalia’s famine, the washing helps control the parasites that have taken to his starved body. (AP Photo/John Gaps III)

日付：1992年12月14日

Somalia Refugees

Marine Hospital Nurse James Farmerie, Pittsburgh, Pa., watches as a little Somali girl eats an MRE (Meal Ready to Eat) outside the gate to Mogadishu’s port, Monday, Dec. 14, 1992. (AP Photo/Denis Paquin)

日付：1992年12月14日

U.S. Forces Somalia

A young Somali plays near a U.S. Marine who is manning a checkpoint in North Mogadishu, Sunday, Dec. 13, 1992. Sunday was a busy day for U.S. Marines, but it still did not bring them to the areas where hundreds of people are dying of starvation of disease each week. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)

日付：1992年12月13日

Somalia Refugees

A group of Somali men, some of the armed, stand next to a truck bearing a flag of the Irish relief group Concern, while watching wheat being unloaded from a U.S. C-130 cargo plane in Waajid, Somalia, Sunday, Dec. 12, 1992. The flight was flown by the U.S. Air National Guard from Nashville, Tenn. In areas where U.S. forces have not deployed, armed Somali gunmen still are needed to escort relief supplies. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)

日付：1992年12月12日

Somalia 1992 People Starving

Hassan Riyole, 10, sleeps with his father, Osman,in their hut in the Lefoole, Somalia refugee camp on Dec. 10, 1992. Clan violence and thieves forced Osman to leave home and try to move his seven children, of which Hassan is the only survivor, to a feeding center. He has watched Hassan wasted away over the last ten months. (AP Photo/John Gaps III)

日付：1992年12月10日

Somalia Refugees

A Somali man places his hand on his dying 11-year-old son’s head to comfort him in a Mogadishu feeding station, Thursday, Dec. 10, 1992. Even if peace is restored in Somalia, the devastated African land will face up to three more years of hunger because of the damage done to its agriculture, a U.N. agricultural expert says. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年12月10日

Somalia Refugees

A mother and her famine-stricken child sit in a Red Cross relief shelter, Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1992 in Mogadishu. A U.S. Marine landing force took control of key points on Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1992 in Mogadishu where the streets were suddenly free of the terror of mobile gangs. It is expected that U.S. forces will ensure aid deliveries to the starving which previously had been looted by roving bandits. (AP Photo/John Gaps III)

日付：1992年12月9日

Somalia Starvation 1992

Somalian refugee children from Baidoa, including an eleven-year-old girl at left, stand in a camp in Mogadishu, Dec. 8, 1992. U.S. and coalition forces are on the verge of landing in Somalia to kickoff Operation Restore Hope geared towards safeguarding relief aid to these famine-stricken children. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年12月8日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

A refugee camp covers an open area in downtown Mogadishu on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1992. Similar camps dot the war-torn city, shelter to victims of the country’s factional fighting and famine. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年12月8日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

A twenty-year-old victim of Somalia’s famine lies in a makeshift tent in Mogadishu, Somalia on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1992. U.S. Marines began arriving in Mogadishu’s on Wednesday to begin an armed mission of mercy to feed Somalia’s starving millions. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年12月8日

Somalia Refugees

Relatives carry the shrouded corpse of an elderly man after his death in a nearby feeding station, Sunday, Dec. 6, 1992 in Mogadishu. The dead man had arrived at the station severely malnourished only hours before his death. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年12月6日

Somalia Refugees

A starving Somali, too weak to hold his own cup, is fed by a relief worker in a Mogadishu feeding station, Saturday, Dec. 5, 1992. Relief agencies report that hundreds of people are dying daily in the war torn country. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年12月5日

Somalia Refugees

A Somali woman waits at a feeding station in Mogadishu after arriving from the Somali countryside, Friday, Dec. 4, 1992. Many relief organizations have reduced the amount of meals they give to the needy because of short supplies due to banditry. The arrival of U.S. troops is giving hope that food relief will be able to reach those needing it rather then ending up in black markets. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年12月4日

FILE - Although it causes him pain, Hassan Riyole, 10, is persuaded by his father Osman to walk to the hospital at the Lefoole Refugee Camp in Somalia for his weekly scabies injection in December 1992. Former award-winning Associated Press photographer John Gaps III, who documented everything from war zones to the NCAA College World Series during his career, was found dead at his home Monday, Oct. 17, 2022, in Des Moines, Iowa, his family confirmed Tuesday. He was 63. (AP Photo/John Gaps III)

日付：1992年12月1日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

A Somali woman leads her donkey through a dust storm kicked up by a gust of wind at the Mandera refugee camp in Kenya on Nov. 29, 1992. Women do most of the work in the camp, fetching the water, cooking, gathering firewood and looking after the children. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)

日付：1992年11月29日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

A young Somali carries his clothing in a bag as he wades across the Dawa River, which divides Somalia and Ethiopia on Nov. 29, 1992. The river is near the Mandera refugee camp in Kenya, and many Somalians have crossed the river to reach the camp. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)

日付：1992年11月29日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

A Somali carries a bundle of firewood to the Mandera refugee camp in Kenya on Nov. 29, 1992. Over 50,000 Somalis are estimated to live in the camp. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)

日付：1992年11月29日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

A group of Somalis are crowded onto a broken-down truck, while one man checks under the hood, at the Mandera refugee camp in Kenya on Nov. 29, 1992. Billows of smoke from the exhaust surround the truck. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)

日付：1992年11月29日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

A ten-year-old boy lies on an emergency room table at a Mogadishu hospital on Friday, Nov. 27, 1992 after his leg was tended to by doctors. The child suffered a gun shot wound from a stray bullet. Sporadic gun fire can be heard throughout the day in Mogadishu as rival gangs fight with each other over control of territory and food to sell in black markets. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年11月27日

Somalia; 1992 People Refugees Starving

Doctors explain medicine dosages to a new arrival at a feeding center in Mogadishu, on Thursday, Nov. 26, 1992. Hundreds of starving Somalis arrive at feeding centers and camps in Mogadishu daily despite cutbacks due to relief convoys coming under attack by roving gangs. An aid agency predicted disaster Thursday if the U.S. sends a large military force to help deliver aid saying it might anger Somali warlords. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年11月26日

Somalia Refugees

A Somali mother pulls off her shawl after arriving with her family to a feeding center, Sunday, Nov. 25, 1992 in Mogadishu. The woman along with her family found that the feeding center had reduced the distribution of meals because of short supplies due to convoys being attacked by rival clans. By U.N. estimates, at least 300,000 people have died from the combined effects of drought and warfare, and 2 million more face starvation. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年11月25日

Somalia 1992 People

A Somali poles his raft across the Dawa River which marks the border between Somalia and Ethiopia, on Nov. 25, 1992. The river is near the Mandera refugee camp in Kenya and many Somali refugees make the journey across the river to reach the camp. This man ferries people back and forth all day. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)

日付：1992年11月25日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

A Somali woman helps her child stand up in the intensive feeding center at the Mandera refugee camp in Kenya on Nov. 25, 1992. Some refugees are fed a nutritious gruel, shown in foreground, at the feeding center until they are healthy enough to eat solid food. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)

日付：1992年11月25日

Italian actress Sophia Loren feeds four-year old Abdul Hakim in a refugee camp in Mandera, Kenya, Monday, Nov. 23, 1992. Trailed by hordes of Italian photographers, Loren came to the town in northeastern Kenya on Monday to dramatize the plight of Somali refugees. (AP Photo/Sayyid Azim)

日付：1992年11月23日

人物：ソフィア・ローレン

ソフィア・ローレン （1992年11月23日）

Italian actress Sophia Loren feeds four-year old Abdul Hakim in a refugee camp in Mandera, Kenya, Monday, Nov. 23, 1992. Trailed by hordes of Italian photographers, Loren came to the town in northeastern Kenya on Monday to dramatize the plight of Somali refugees. (AP Photo/Sayyid Azim)

日付：1992年11月23日

人物：ソフィア・ローレン

Somalia Refugees

An angry Somali woman holds an empty vessel after being denied lunch at a free food kitchen in Mogadishu, Saturday, Nov. 21, 1992. Some relief organizations in the capital are running short on food because a ship containing some 17,000 tons of food aid has been unable to dock because of security concerns. (AP Photo/John Moore)

日付：1992年11月21日

ソフィア・ローレン （1992年11月19日）

Italian actress Sophia Loren holds up a stone statue titled “Refugee” by Adolfo Perez Esquivel, presented to Loren by United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (U.N.H.C.R.) Sadako Ogata. The presentation of the statue was done during ceremonies announcing Loren as Goodwill Ambassador to Somalia at the U.N.H.C.R. headquarters in Geneva, Nov. 19, 1992. (AP Photo/Donald Stamfli)

日付：1992年11月19日

人物：ソフィア・ローレン

Italian actress Sophia Loren holds up a United Nations certificate on Wednesday after she was named goodwill ambassador to Somalia at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees headquarters in Geneva, Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1992. Loren said on Wednesday that she would go to Somalia to call attention to the suffering of refugees and perhaps “change my whole life.” (AP Photo/Donald Stamfli)

日付：1992年11月18日

人物：ソフィア・ローレン

Somalia; 1992 People Refugees Starving

A Somali orphan girl stares from the arms of a volunteer at a Baidoa orphanage on Tuesday, Nov. 14, 1992. Despite the easing of the famine due to foreign aid reaching this regional capital, as many as 50 people are still starving to death daily. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)

日付：1992年11月14日

Somalia Refugees

An Irish nurse working for Goal, a non-government organization in Somalia, helps an orphan who is too weak to stand into the Baidoa orphanage’s intensive care unit, Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1992 in Baidoa. Many children have lost their parents through famine or war and are slowly starving despite the best efforts of foreign aid agencies. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)

日付：1992年11月13日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

An unconscious Somali man receives an intravenous drip feed at a hospital run by the International Medical Corps in Central Baidoa on Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1992. Somali bandits who hijack food convoys are hampering efforts to feed the starving in the area, where up to 50 people are dying of hanger each day. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)

日付：1992年11月13日

Somalia Refugees

A starving Somali man clings to a wheelbarrow outside a feeding center, Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1992 in Baidoa about 185 miles west of Mogadishu. Relief efforts in the region were hampered Wednesday by bandits who ambushed a convoy of 35 trucks carrying food to the tens of thousands of starving people. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)

日付：1992年11月13日

Sophia Loren, Nov, 1992 : Right side profile of international film star Sophia Loren sitting at a table under a canopy. She visits Joint Task Force Provide Relief facilities at Moi International Airport, Mombasa, Kenya. US Marine BGEN Paul Fratarangelo, Commanding General of Joint Task Force Provide Relief, briefed Ms. Loren, Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations and High Commissioner for Refugees, on the operation that has been airlifting food into Somalia. Ms. Loren's entourage and members of the media are seen in the background. Provide Relief is in direct support of Operation Restore Hope. (Photo by Newscom/AFLO)[2352]

日付：1992年11月1日

人物：ソフィア・ローレン

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日付：1992年10月13日

Somalia Refugees

Three orphans sit in the courtyard of the orphanage compound in Baidoa, Oct. 4, 1992. Nobody knows how many orphans there are. Relief organizations estimate more than 100,000 Somalis have perished, which means at least thousands of children have lost both parents. And every day, as hunger and diseases claim hundreds of new victims, more and more youngsters are left to fend for themselves. (AP Photo/Hassan Amini)

日付：1992年10月4日

Somalia; 1992 People Refugees Starving

Hareda Isak, 15, unable to walk because of a huge ulcer on her leg, shuffles through the dust of the small Somali village of Deynuunay on Sunday, Oct. 1, 1992 looking for help. About 3,000 refugees have come here seeking food and medical treatment. (AP Photo/Hassan Amini)

日付：1992年10月1日

Somalia Refugees

An emaciated Somali child begs a relief worker for scraps of food left in the feeding center drums, Sunday, Sept. 29, 1992 in Baidoa. The death rate in Baidoa is rising, said President Bush’s special coordinator for Somalian relief, Andrew Natsios. He said deteriorating security and an upsurge in clan warfare are preventing enough food from being delivered by road. (AP Photo/Hassan Amini)

日付：1992年9月29日

Somalia Refugees

A malnourished child is bathed by a Somali aid worker at a feeding center, Sunday, Sept. 29, 1992 in Baidoa. The Red Cross has resumed its airlift to a western Somali town eight days after it was suspended when a U.S. relief plane was struck down by a stray bullet. Although aid is now reaching Baidoa, the amount is far from adequate and between 250 and 300 people, many of them children are still dying daily. (AP Photo/Hassan Amini)

日付：1992年9月29日

Somalia Refugees

Relief workers at a makeshift morgue make room for a dead child, Sunday, Sept. 28, 1992 in Baidoa. Normally Muslims wrap the dead in white cloth, but in Baidoa, most people don’t even have cloths for the dead. The Red Cross resumed its airlift to Baidoa and other western Somali towns, Sunday; eight days after the flights were suspended when a U.S. relief plane was struck by a bullet. (AP Photo/Hassan Amini)

日付：1992年9月28日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

A malnourished child is weighted by a relief worker on Saturday, Sept. 28, 1992 at a feeding center just outside Baidoa. Food shortages have resulted in height and weight measurements, with only those below 75% of their normal weight receiving food. The Red Cross has resumed its airlift to a western Somali town eight days after it was suspended when a U.S. relief plane was struck down by a stray bullet. (AP Photo/Hassan Amini)

日付：1992年9月28日

Somalia Refugees

A Somali relief worker, armed with a stick keeps these children in an orderly line, Friday, Sept. 13, 1992 in Mogadishu while they waited for their ration of food. (AP Photo/Santiago Lyon)

日付：1992年9月13日

Somalia Refugees

Aid workers pile bodies of the dead for burial, Sunday, Sept. 8, 1992 in Baidoa. Aid workers make rounds to all the feeding centers every morning and collect dozens of bodies for burial. 1.8 million people face starvation in Somalia daily. (AP Photo/Santiago Lyon)

日付：1992年9月8日

Somalia Refugees

A malnourished boy eats at a feeding center, Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1992 in Baidoa, Somalia. More than 1.8 million people face starvation since the country dissolved into anarchy. Hundreds of people are dying of hunger everyday. Relief experts say the crisis is worse than the Ethiopian famine of the mid-1980’s in which over a million people died. (AP Photo/Santiago Lyon)

日付：1992年9月8日

Somalia; 1992 People Refugees Starving

Two Somali women help a dying man drink his milk ration in Baidoa, Somalia, on Sunday, Sept. 8, 1992. After this picture was taken, he spat the milk out, laid his head on the ground and, minutes later, died. Although aid is reaching remote areas like Baidoa, the numbers of dead are still rising. (AP Photo/Santiago Lyon)

日付：1992年9月8日

Somalia Refugees

A small child walks with a bowl of rice and beans as others wait for their turn, Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1992 in Mogadishu. These children are orphans, victims of war in Somalia. Scores of children are starving to death daily in Somalia despite an emergency food airlift by the U.S. military. Canada on Saturday launched an airlift to Somalia’s starving people while the U.S. expanded its efforts to get food to the hungry. (AP Photo/Santiago Lyon)

日付：1992年9月8日

Somalia Civil War 1992 People Refugees

A mother, with her two remaining offspring, mourns the death of her son on Sunday, Sept. 8, 1992 in Baidoa, before carting him off in a wheelbarrow for burial. Although food is now reaching Baidoa, the quantity is insufficient, and hundreds are still dying daily. (AP Photo/Santiago Lyon)

日付：1992年9月8日

Somalia Refugees

A Somali woman, left, accompanied by her mother, mourns the death of her son as she sits under her makeshift shelter, Saturday, Sept. 6, 1992 in a feeding center in Baidoa. Although food reaching refugees is and has been on the increase, relief agencies report that the amount of aid is still well below the level needed to save Somalia’s starving population. (AP Photo/William C Mann)

日付：1992年9月6日

Somalia Refugees

Doley Osman, a 12 year old girl, the only surviving child from a family of seven, waits for food at a remote camp in Belet Huen, Friday, Sept. 6, 1992 on Belet Huen, in western Somalia, considers itself at peace. But like the words “misery” and “horror” “peace” is relative in Somalia. (AP Photo/Billy Mann)

日付：1992年9月6日

Somalia Refugees

Sheikh Samow helps put his daughter, Habiba’s body into the “Unicef” wheelbarrow to be taken to the adjacent cemetery, August 28, 1992 in Baidoa. Prior to Habiba, six had died of malnutrition at the Concern feeding camp in Baidoa. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月28日

Somalia Refugees

A child begs in front of a group of men sitting in a heavily armed vehicle, Monday, August 28, 1992 in Baidoa, Somalia. A large part of the humanitarian aid sent to the starving people in Somalia has been robbed by bands of armed men who later sell the stolen aid in markets. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月28日

Somalia Refugees

A mother kisses her crying child in a refugee camp, Thursday, August 28, 1992 in Baidoa. Thousands of Somalis are still pouring into refugee camps in the hope of securing food and medicines for their families. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月28日

Somalia Refugees

A woman weeps after the body collector, left, put her child in the truck at the displaced persons camp in Baidoa, Monday, August 26, 1992. Between 1.5 million to 2 million people almost a quarter of Somalia’s population, face starvation in the Horn of Africa, a country torn between the factional war. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月26日

Somalia Refugees

Hungry and sick children wait for food inside the Irish Concern feeding center, Monday, August, 26, 1992 in Baidoa, Somalia. Up to 2 million people are estimated to be in imminent danger of dying from starvation in Somalia. The United States, which has been delivering food to northern Kenya since Friday, plans to start airlifting food this week into Somalis. Germany began its own airlift Tuesday. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月26日

Somalia Refugees

Sheikh Samow closes the eyes and mouth of his 14-year-old daughter, Habiba, seconds after she died in front of him at the Baidoa displaced camp, Monday, August 26, 1992 in Somalia. Red Crescent Society says they collect over 200 bodies a day in Baidoa. (AP Photo)

日付：1992年8月26日

Somalia Refugees

Ambia Mohamed Barken, 25, cradles her twin sons under each arm as she waits for Red Cross-provided foot at a feeding station, Saturday, August 25, 1992 in Berdale southwest Somalia. The boys were born the day before. In a nation torn asunder by war, chaos anarchy and drought, between 1.5 and 2 million people almost a quarter of Somalia’s population face starvation. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich

日付：1992年8月25日

Somalia Refugees

A young girl is slapped by a woman as tensions rose when the food supply came to an end in Berdale village, southwest Somalia, Saturday, August 25, 1992. In a nation torn by war, chaos, anarchy and drought between 1.5 and 2 million people?almost a quarter of Somalia’s population ?face starvation. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月25日

Somalia Starvation 1992

A woman leads children to a food kitchen after they had been waiting since early morning to be fed in Berdale, southwest Somalia, Aug. 25, 1992. On this day, only half of the starving children had been fed when the food ran out. The International Committee of the Red Cross urged increased coordination of relief efforts to the starving country. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月25日

Somalia Refugees

Two children fight over a bowl of rice and beans at Berdale village kitchen, southwest Somalia, Saturday, August 25, 1992, when it became clear the food would run short. Every day at dawn, the starving children, many weak with hacking coughs, line up and wait to be fed. On this day there was only enough for about half the children. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月25日

Somalia Refugees

Starving Somalians pictured at the Baidoa Refugee Camp, August 18, 1992. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月18日

Somalia Refugees

Man pictured in a hospital, August 18.1992 in Baidoa, Somalia during the height of the famine (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月18日

Somalia Refugees

Starving Somalians at the Baidoa Refugee Feeding Kitchen, August 18, 1992. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月18日

Somalia Refugees

Somalia boy starving, August 18, 1992 in Baidoa Somalia. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月18日

Somalia; 1992 People Refugees Starving

Shown in photo are Starving Somalians at the Baidoa refugee feeding kitchen on August 18, 1992. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月18日

Somalia Refugees

Somalia people starving, August 18, 1992. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月18日

Somalia Refugees

Starving Somalians at the Baidoa Refugee Camp, August 18, 1992. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月18日

Somalia Refugees

omalia people starving, August 18, 1992. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月18日

Somalia Refugees

An unidentified boy cries on a scale at a feeding center, Sunday, August 17, 1992 in Mogadishu. Hundreds of children who are suffering from malnutrition are being cared for at various feeding centers in the Somalian capital. A U.S. military team arrived in Kenya Monday in the first step of an ambitious American operation to deliver 145,000 tons of food to Somalia’s starving millions. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月17日

Somalia Refugees

People starving in Baidoa, Somalia, August 17, 1992. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月17日

Somalia Refugees

Somalia people starving, August 17, 1992 (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月17日

Somalia Refugees

People starving in Baidoa, Somalia, August 17, 1992. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月17日

Somalia Refugees

Somalia people starving, August 17, 1992. (AP Photo/Greg Marinovich)

日付：1992年8月17日