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Vanishing Camp

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Passbook Number F.47927

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In this chapter, I describe the suffering people endured while in the detention camps. Many Kenyan writers have written about these camps from personal experience. These camps were poorly run; the food was inadequate and treatment of the prisoners brutish. Women detainees were isolated in these camps far from any other people. They were not allowed to have visits and any words they uttered were taped; all the letters they wrote were censored.

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© 1985 Muthoni Likimani

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Likimani, M. (1985). Vanishing Camp. In: Passbook Number F.47927. Women in Society. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-17960-2_9

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