Nimo Abdi Bare, midwife:

"Refugees go to a lot of challenges. For example, we all understand going out of your country because of a conflict. But at least to my understanding, they're safe. Here is based on what they tell us, because they get services like education, medical services, which are free. They are also at least comfortable.
The stories that really touched me are the sexual violence, because they are mothers whose husband were killed in Somalia, and they came with the children alone, they are vulnerable and they are exposed. So mostly when they come they feel like they are not secured.
There's this rumors that's going out that refugees will go back to their countries, of which I think it is not a solution, because the reason why they ran away from their country is still there. The country doesn't have any peace. So I think they will be more comfortable if they stay in the refugee camp or they are given resettlement"