Yemeni refugees choosing to return to war-torn country

Al Jazeera English 2017-11-15

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At one point more than 6,000 refugees lived in the Markazi camp - most of whom left it to rent accommodation in other parts of the country. Others have returned to Yemen, preferring the uncertainty of a war zone to life in the camp.
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