Displaced

What moves aid-workers to go to the most remote, inhospitable and dangerous places in the world to help other people? What are their true motives and can they really make a difference? In Southern Sudan a large part of the population is returning to their homes now that the civil war has ended. It is one of the poorest parts of the world, virtually without infrastructure. Six western aid-workers are trying to help the returnees build a new life. With unprecedented candour they talk about their ideals, doubts, disappointments and desires. Unlike the returning refugees they are further away from home than ever.