Malians who fled Islamist rule of fighting in northern Mali take shelter at a camp for the displaced in Sevare, Mali, Saturday, January 19, 2013. The departure of the Islamists from the central town of Diabaly marks a success for the French-led military intervention that began January 11 to oust the Islamists from northern and central Mali. earlier in the week, the Malian military was able to retake another key town, Konna, whose capture had sparked the French intervention. Image: Harouna Traore/Associated Press
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Fleeing Malians Take Shelter
Malians who fled Islamist rule of fighting in northern Mali take shelter at a camp for the displaced in Sevare, Mali, Saturday, January 19, 2013. The departure of the Islamists from the central town of Diabaly marks a success for the French-led military intervention that began January 11 to oust the Islamists from northern and central Mali. earlier in the week, the Malian military was able to retake another key town, Konna, whose capture had sparked the French intervention. Image: Harouna Traore/Associated Press
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