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Important background papers and research on issues related to surviving conflict in Africa.
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Important background papers and research on issues related to surviving conflict in Africa.
A report by the Justice and Reconciliation Project and Quaker Peace and Social Witness
The report interviewed 21 groups of former child soldiers in IDP camps in the four Acholi districts of Gulu, Amuru, Kitgum and Pader ranging in size from 8 members to 232. Some were exclusively former-LRA; others had opted to admit other war-affected youth.
An 18-point proposal on accountability and reconciliation in the Juba Peace process.Back
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