The first batch of African refugees and asylum-seekers from Libya have been settled into accommodation at transit centers in Rwanda.
Zainab Yousef is among the 66 Africans and recounts her journey to the East African nation.
"I was afraid. I am young and I have a small baby. Sometimes people would come and ask me whether she really is my baby and I thought they would take her away. I thought of escaping, but because of the baby I could not take the risk", she told the United Nations'
Zainab Yousef is among the 66 Africans and recounts her journey to the East African nation.
"I was afraid. I am young and I have a small baby. Sometimes people would come and ask me whether she really is my baby and I thought they would take her away. I thought of escaping, but because of the baby I could not take the risk", she told the United Nations'
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