The Shadows of Peace: Life after the LRA - Part 1
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I just left Gulu, so much needs to be done for the children, I met many with no place to go.
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every single one of those bastards who got cought should be tortured till death like they do with all those those innocent people!i hope they all die a very painfully death!!!!
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When can we all come out of the shadows and live in this world as brothers and sisters?
Namaste
sonamling 4 years ago 3
Excellent video. If you're interested in the effects of war afterwards on a population, take a look at Pulitzer Center's video on Coltan extraction in Eastern Congo. Keep up the good work!
PulitzerCenter 4 years ago