M33-430 Kasserine: Status Report 5 Years Later, January 28, 2016
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January 27, 2016: At the home of Sabra Abaidi, who showed us around her house and explained her living conditions along with her entire family—her son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren. This is the working-class, impoverished neighborhood of Karma in the hills above Kasserine. Here, people live surrounded by trash, building their homes haphazardly, even right down into the wadis. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but are extremely precarious—no windows, no doors, no heating, and for some, no running water. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-447 · 2016
January 27, 2016: Sabra Abaidi shows us around her home and explains her living conditions, along with her entire family—her son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren. This is the working-class, underprivileged neighborhood of Karma, located in the hills above Kasserine. Here, people live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even down in the wadis. Families live crammed into houses that are made of solid materials but are extremely precarious—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-446 · 2016
January 27, 2016: Sabra Abaidi’s mother showed us around her home and explained her living conditions, along with those of her entire family—her son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren. This is the working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma, located in the hills above Kasserine. Here, people live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even in the riverbeds. Families live crammed into houses that are solidly built but in extremely precarious conditions—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-445 · 2016
January 27, 2016: Sabra Abaidi shows us around her home and explains her living conditions, along with her entire family—her son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren. This is the working-class, underprivileged neighborhood of Karma, located in the hills above Kasserine. Here, people live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even down in the wadis. Families live crammed into houses that are made of solid materials but are extremely precarious—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-444 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, residents live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even in the riverbeds. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but in the most precarious conditions—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-443 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, residents live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even in the riverbeds. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but in the most precarious conditions—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-442 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, people live amid piles of trash, building their homes haphazardly, even down in the wadis. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but are in a state of extreme disrepair—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash. For this woman, her husband’s wheelbarrow—he’s a mason—also serves as a stroller for her child.
M33-441 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, people live amid piles of trash, building their homes haphazardly, even down in the wadis. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but are in a state of extreme disrepair—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash. For this woman, her husband’s wheelbarrow—he’s a mason—also serves as a stroller for her child.
M33-440 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, residents live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even in the riverbeds. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but in the most precarious conditions—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-439 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, residents live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even in the riverbeds. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but in the most precarious conditions—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-438 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, residents live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even in the riverbeds. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but in the most precarious conditions—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-437 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, residents live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even in the riverbeds. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but in the most precarious conditions—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-436 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, residents live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even in the riverbeds. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but in the most precarious conditions—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-435 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, residents live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even in the riverbeds. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but in the most precarious conditions—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-434 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, residents live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even in the riverbeds. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but in the most precarious conditions—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-433 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, residents live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even in the riverbeds. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but in the most precarious conditions—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-432 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, residents live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even in the riverbeds. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but in the most precarious conditions—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-431 · 2016
January 27, 2016: The working-class and impoverished neighborhood of Karma on the hills above Kasserine. Here, residents live surrounded by trash and build their homes haphazardly, even in the riverbeds. Families live crammed into houses that are indeed made of solid materials but in the most precarious conditions—no windows, no doors, no heating, and no running water for some. The children’s only playground is the trash.
M33-430 · 2016