In Niger, refugees are largely taken in by local residents rather than accommodated in bleak refugee camps
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Islamist violence strains a poor nation's warm welcome for refugees
Aba Ali, a Nigerian refugee who fled from his village in northeastern Nigeria into Niger following Boko Haram attacks, stands next to his relatives at the home of Adamu Moumouni, his Nigerien host who took them in, in Diffa in southeastern Niger June 21, 2016. REUTERS/Luc Gnago
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