Rebuilding lives: Inside Juba's rehabilitation centre for war survivors
A photo essay by Kieran Seager documents the work of a rehabilitation centre in Juba, South Sudan, where civilians injured by conflict, landmines, and disease receive physiotherapy and prosthetic limbs. The centre provides long-term care, with some patients staying for months to relearn movement. Former patients, such as Andreana Denya, who lost a leg to a landmine, now work at the clinic.
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Original headline: “Overcoming war’s legacy: learning to walk again at a South Sudan clinic – in pictures.” Browse more stories.