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After decades of sporadic conflict in South Sudan, many civilians have been left with life-changing injuries from gunshots and landmines. The country also has high rates of disability resulting from disease and snake bites. The photographer Kieran Seager followed patients and staff at a centre in the country’s capital, Juba, recording the process of physical rehabilitation Continue reading...

After decades of sporadic conflict in South Sudan, many civilians have been left with life-changing injuries from gunshots and landmines. The country also has high rates of disability resulting from disease and snake bites.

The photographer Kieran Seager followed patients and staff at a centre in the country’s capital, Juba, recording the process of physical rehabilitation

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South Sudan (LOCATION) Kieran Seager (PERSON) Juba (LOCATION)
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