High-resolution versions of these photos are available free of charge to accompany articles based on the WCC feature entitled "Peace is at the gate, say Sudanese women:
WCC-AACC Women's solidarity visit to Khartoum, Sudan" of 09/08/2004.
Crowd outside the Sudanese Church of Christ. Only internally displaced persons from the Nuba mountains are living in this area outside Khartoum. (June-July 2004)
(c) Kirsten Schwanke-Adiang/Bread for the World
House with a shop in the Jaborona internally displaced persons' camp outside Khartoum. Many people were displaced several times after fleeing from the South. (June-July 2004)
(c) Kirsten Schwanke-Adiang/Bread for the World
Women at a meeting of the Sudan Presbyterian Evangelical Church. More than 1.5 million internally displaced persons are living in the Khartoum area. (June-July 2004)
(c) Kirsten Schwanke-Adiang/Bread for the World
Catholic Church in the Jaborona displaced persons' camp. More than 1.5 million internally displaced persons are living in the Khartoum area, many in the desert outside the city. (June-July 2004)
(c) Kirsten Schwanke-Adiang/Bread for the World
