I've seen a lot of displaced camps. Usually people in them are resigned, but not here. Kabezi is among the largest of the camps. It is not a prison camp in the strict sense. There is no fence.
Food is scarce.
Water is increasingly precious even though the rains have come. Medicines are in short supply and malnutrition is evident. Many of Kabezi's residents can see their homes from the camp but are powerless to stop soldiers looting them. Some detainees have plastic sheeting, but many rely on shelters of branches and leaves. People were just rounded up in the middle of the night.