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People forced to flee quiz 1 million refugees arrived in Europe by sea during 2015 Photo: Pablo Tosco/Oxfam People forced to flee quiz

People forced to flee quiz By 2016 approximately 11 million Syrians were forced to flee their homes because of the conflict Photo: EPA/ BRUNO GALLARDO People forced to flee quiz

People forced to flee quiz 2 million people have been displaced by violence in South Sudan Photo: Simon Rawles/Oxfam People forced to flee quiz

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People forced to flee quiz Bidi Bidi in Uganda is the biggest refugee camp with 800,000 people escaping conflict and famine in South Sudan. People forced to flee quiz

People forced to flee quiz Dadaab in northern Kenya is the largest refugee camp in the world, with 330,000 residents in 2015 Photo: Andy Hall/Oxfam People forced to flee quiz

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