In Niger Refugee Camp, Anger Deepens Against Mali's al-Qaeda-Linked Islamists -- Washington Post
Abala, Niger — Tawaye Yatara arrived at the sprawling refugee camp here on a recent day after trudging out of northern Mali through the blistering-hot desert. In her arms, she clutched her hungry child. In her heart, she carried anger at the hard-line Islamists who had driven her from her country.
“First they ordered women to cover up. Then they ordered us not to enter the market,” said Yatara, a food seller, her voice rising. “I could not make money to feed my child. This is against our traditions. This is against the Islam we know.”
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