Unifeed
KENYA / MIA FARROW
STORY: KENYA / MIA FARROW
TRT: 5:45
SOURCE: UNICEF
RESTRICTIONS: NONE
LANGUAGE: NATS
DATELINE: 28 AUGUST 2011, DADAAB CAMP/ KENYA
1. Various shots, Mia Farrow exits plan and hugs Ibrahim Conteh
2. Med shot, head of UNICEF in Dadaab
3. Med shot, Mia walks left to right with small group
4. Wide shot, group photo with UNICEF staff
5. Med shot, Mia in the group
6. Wide shot, Mia walks with UNICEF group
7. Wide shot, Mia enters classroom at Illey School and greets children
8. Med shot, smiling girl in class
9. Med shot, Mia kneels down
10. Close-up, Mia speaks with young boy
11. Med shot, Mia speaks with young girl
12. Med shot, young girl signing in class
13. Med shot, girl in pink gets up and writes on the board
14. Med shot, Mia speaking in the class
15. Med shot, Mia walks with UNICEF group and meets UNHCR co-ordinator in IFO camp
16. Med shot, Mia speaks with UNHCR co-ordinator at IFO reception centre
17. Med shot, speaking to women and children waiting
18. Close-up, Small boy shows father his wrist band
19. Close-up, arms legs and wrist bands
20. Pan right, new arrivals
21. Med shot, small boy looks up
22. Med shot, Mia speaks with newly arrive family
23. Pan right, Mia outside speaking with new arrivals
24. Wide shot, Mia kneeling with new arrivals
25. Zoom out, sick child to reveal Mia at the stabilization centre in IFO
26. Med shot, Mia speaks with mother and sick child at their bed
27. Close-up, mother and sick child
28. Med shot, malnourished child lying down
29. Wide shot, Mia speaks with woman and children at stabilization centre
30. Tilt down, woman to child
31. Wide shot, woman and two children on bed
32. Tilt up, from bedsprings to Mia talking with woman with white face
33. Zoom in, milk poured into syringe
34. Wide shot, child being fed with syringe and tube
35. Med shot, child gets measured
36. Med shot, three women with very sick children
37. Med shot, Mia photographs refugees and bus
38. Med shot, Mia speaks with Patrick Slavin from UNICEF
39. Med shot, Mia walks with children in Hagadera Camp
40. Various shots, Med shot, security escort with guns
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, internationally acclaimed actress and humanitarian activist Mia Farrow visited Dadaab refugee complex in Kenya earlier this week.
Mia Farrow’s visit comes as the Dadaab complex expands further to accommodate the growing number of Somali refugees arriving in Kenya due to drought and conflict.
Dadaab, which is now the biggest refugee complex in the world, is home to more than 400,000 registered refugees, nearly all of them Somali, with an estimated 70,000 people having arrived in the past two months as conditions in their homeland rapidly deteriorate.
United Nations (UN) agencies are working with partner organizations to ease the overcrowding within Dadaab and to provide improved health care, schooling, water and sanitation for camp residents.
According to UNICEF, Farrow has worked extensively to raise funds and awareness for children whose lives have been affected by violence in countries such as Angola, Chad, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Haiti and Nigeria.
Along with her son, Ronan, a UNICEF Spokesperson for Youth, she has visited Darfur, Sudan, several times to highlight the devastating impact of continued violence on women and children.
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