Who Wants to Return Home? A Survey of Sudanese Refugees in Kakuma, Kenya

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This article reports from surveys that were administered to 235 South Sudanese refugees living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya, with the goal of better understanding some of the psychological factors related to refugees’ desire to return home.

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