Yancouba Diouf, victim of a landmine explosion in Senegal @ICRC
Yancouba Diouf, victim of a landmine explosion in Senegal @ICRC
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
In 1997, Yancouba Diouf was the victim of a landmine in Casamance (Senegal). Following his amputation, he recounts his journey toward recovery. Today, he is the Human Resources manager at the Senegalese Association of Mine Victims. He has also launched a project in poultry farming.
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Yancouba Diouf, victim of a landmine explosion in Senegal

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