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News and views from areas affected by the Lord’s Resistance Army in Central African Republic (CAR), Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), South Sudan and Uganda.
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Issue 3 – June to September 2012
- Regional situation report
- Editorial opinion
- Who are the Mbororo?
- Women’s Voice: Hon. Aol Betty Ocan
- Democratic Republic of Congo women’s network
- Restating part B of Uganda's Amnesty Act
- Regional Civil Society Task Force: Bangui meeting
Issue 2 - March to May 2012
- Regional situation report: LRA concentrated in CAR and DRC
- Editorial opinion: Father Ernest Sugule, Editor in Chief The Voice of Peace
- Local reactions to Kony 2012
- Implications of AU and US military intervention in resolving the LRA conflict
- Still waiting: the story of one mother whose child was abducted
- Returnees' voices: Joyce and Nina from Western Equatoria State, South Sudan
- Acellam's capture: Religious leaders call for forgiveness
- Returnees' voices: Santina from South Sudan
- Connections: London calling
It makes me feel so bad to remember this that I don’t want to go on living. If it wasn’t for my brother who accepted me and my LRA child, I would have killed myself.
Nina, Western Equatorial State, South Sudan
Issue 1 - Covering the period December 2011 to February 2012:
- Regional situation report: military pressure dispersing LRA but civilians still under threat
- Editorial opinion: Kennedy Tumutegyereize
- Returnees' voices: school-girl mother, Marlene, 19, CAR
- Returnees' voices: opening up, John, 22, Congo
- Security updates
- Who are the Arrow Boys of South Sudan?
- Viewpoint: the Arrow Boys - a positive force or a future problem?
- Escapee: Kony feeling US pressure in CAR
- Connections: meetings in DRC and CAR
- About our network...