File:Mia Farrow on Sam Ouanja airstrip (2529996699).jpg
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Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow on the airstrip of Sam Ouandja, closely watched by the soldiers of the European Union Force Chad/Central African Republic (CAR) in Sam Ouandja, 80 km west to the Darfur’s border, 16 May 2008. EUFOR troops began deploying in March 2008 in CAR with 400 troops based in Birao, in the northeast of the country. Credits: Pierre Holtz for UNICEF www.hdptcar.net |
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