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Behind the camp wooded hills stretch under a clear sky, while on the ground, yellowed and stony earth is strewn with rubbish.
Amid the trash and destitution, daily life manages to organise itself, however imperfectly.
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Worn-out clothes dry on lines strung between spindly trees, and two old discarded tyres lie in the dust.
In Al-Manij camp near Taez in southwest Yemen, Mohammed lives in a makeshift tent with her two divorced daughters and their six children.
Aid from the World Food Programme (WFP), on which her family depended, stopped more than six months ago.
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