Azmah Laulad, 18. Pictured in Auserd refugee camp, Algeria, with the lights of Tindouf in the background: 'I've grown up in Auserd but I don't like it. When I was ten we were travelling in the desert and the truck broke down. We were stuck there for six days and had to drink water from the radiator. There was a pregnant woman with us and everyone thought she would lose the baby but it was lucky, a car came along and we fixed the truck. Now I'm making bricks and soon me and my brother will build a shop. We will sell mobile phones because there are not enough phone shops here. It's a tragedy here, people need to go back.' .
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