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Damisoa: we left our drought-stricken land and found new struggles

By Amnesty International

I should not have left my ancestral land, in southern Madagascar, but we were forced to leave. Famine had attacked our land. I didn’t have much to sell to afford the journey: no goat or zebu (cattle), so we sold the cooking pots and the furniture from our home. That made us enough money for […] The post Damisoa: we left our drought-stricken land and found new struggles appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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