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Global Summit on Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict, ExCeL London, Britain - 11 Jun 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Lucy Young/REX (3816828x)
Angelina Jolie with LRA abductee Esther Ruth Atim (left) and programme officer Jane Akwero Odwong (right)
Global Summit on Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict, ExCeL London, Britain - 11 Jun 2014
UN Special Envoy Angelina Jolie (centre) with LRA abductee Esther Ruth Atim (left) and programme officer Jane Akwero Odwong (right) at the Women's Initiative For Gender Justice discussion at the End Sexual Violence in Conflict Summit
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Global Summit on Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict, ExCeL London, Britain - 11 Jun 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Lucy Young/REX (3816828x)
Angelina Jolie with LRA abductee Esther Ruth Atim (left) and programme officer Jane Akwero Odwong (right)
Global Summit on Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict, ExCeL London, Britain - 11 Jun 2014
UN Special Envoy Angelina Jolie (centre) with LRA abductee Esther Ruth Atim (left) and programme officer Jane Akwero Odwong (right) at the Women's Initiative For Gender Justice discussion at the End Sexual Violence in Conflict Summit
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'Invisible Children' founders pose with Sudan People's Liberation Army
April 9, 2008 - Nabanga, Sudan USA: Invisible Children founders and film makers pose with soldiers from the Sudan People's Liberation Army near the Congo-Sudan border on April 9, 2008. Many government officials, diplomats, UN personnel, and journalists gathered for peace talks between the Ugandan government and the Lord's Resistance Army. Recently, the filmmakers have come under intense criticism for questionable practices after posting a viral video on youtube calling for the capture of Kony. (Glenna Gordon/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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'Invisible Children' founders pose with Sudan People's Liberation Army
April 9, 2008 - Nabanga, Sudan USA: Invisible Children founders and film makers pose with soldiers from the Sudan People's Liberation Army near the Congo-Sudan border on April 9, 2008. Many government officials, diplomats, UN personnel, and journalists gathered for peace talks between the Ugandan government and the Lord's Resistance Army. Recently, the filmmakers have come under intense criticism for questionable practices after posting a viral video on youtube calling for the capture of Kony. (Glenna Gordon/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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'Invisible Children' founders pose with Sudan People's Liberation Army
April 9, 2008 - Nabanga, Sudan USA: Invisible Children founders and film makers pose with soldiers from the Sudan People's Liberation Army near the Congo-Sudan border on April 9, 2008. Many government officials, diplomats, UN personnel, and journalists gathered for peace talks between the Ugandan government and the Lord's Resistance Army. Recently, the filmmakers have come under intense criticism for questionable practices after posting a viral video on youtube calling for the capture of Kony. (Glenna Gordon/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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'Invisible Children' founders pose with Sudan People's Liberation Army
April 9, 2008 - Nabanga, Sudan USA: Invisible Children founders and film makers pose with soldiers from the Sudan People's Liberation Army near the Congo-Sudan border on April 9, 2008. Many government officials, diplomats, UN personnel, and journalists gathered for peace talks between the Ugandan government and the Lord's Resistance Army. Recently, the filmmakers have come under intense criticism for questionable practices after posting a viral video on youtube calling for the capture of Kony. (Glenna Gordon/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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'Invisible Children' founders pose with Sudan People's Liberation Army
April 9, 2008 - Nabanga, Sudan USA: Invisible Children founders and film makers pose with soldiers from the Sudan People's Liberation Army near the Congo-Sudan border on April 9, 2008. Many government officials, diplomats, UN personnel, and journalists gathered for peace talks between the Ugandan government and the Lord's Resistance Army. Recently, the filmmakers have come under intense criticism for questionable practices after posting a viral video on youtube calling for the capture of Kony. (Glenna Gordon/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenagers soldiers
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_057 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : l'un des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenager soldier
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_058 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenagers soldiers
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_052 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : l'un des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenager soldier
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_051 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : l'un des enfants soldats du LRA. LRA's child soldier
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_052 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : l'un des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenager soldier
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_049 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : l'un des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenager soldier
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_048 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : l'un des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenager soldier
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_046 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : l'un des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenager soldier
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_047 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenagers soldiers
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_041 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenagers soldiers
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_038 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenagers soldiers
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_039 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : l'un des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenager soldier
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_036 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : l'un des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenager soldier
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_029 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenagers soldiers
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_034 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : l'un des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenager soldier
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_029 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : l'un des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenager soldier
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_033 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : l'un des enfants soldats du LRA. LRA's child soldier
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_028 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : l'un des enfants soldats du LRA. LRA's child soldier
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_027 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : des adolescents soldats du LRA. LRA's teenagers soldiers
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_022 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
20060801 - Sudan - Garamba -
LES ENFANTS SOLDATS DU LRA, LE MOUVEMENT REBELLE ET CRUEL DE JOSEPH KONY EN OUGANDA, DANS LEUR CAMPEMENT A LA FRONTIERE SOUDANO CONGOLAISE
Joseph Kony, le chef de la rébellion ougandaise de l'Armée de résistance du seigneur (LRA), a donné le 1er août à la frontière congolo-soudanaise sa première conférence de presse depuis le lancement de son mouvement en 1988.
Au cours de cette conférence de presse organisée près de Nabanga, en plein air, Joseph Kony, qui est recherché par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) pour crimes de guerre, a démenti que des enfants-soldats combattent dans les rangs.
Sur la photo : des enfants soldats du LRA. LRA's children soldiers
The cult-like LRA and its leader Joseph Kony are accused of killing civilians and mutilating its victims in a war against the Ugandan government that has uprooted nearly 2 million people and killed tens of thousands, as well as destabilising southern Sudan.
At his press conference, Kony called for a truce and denied committing atrocities in northern Uganda and southern Sudan. "Those words people say to me, that is propaganda because they spoil my name like that ... so that people do not love me as a human being," he told reporters in halting English. Asked whether he would ever stand trial at the ICC, he said: "No, no, no... because I did not do anything."
Ref:DL114494_020 - © Stéphane Lehr / Deadline Photo Press (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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SUDAN: LRA ATTACK KILLS THREE
22 may 2010 - Western Equatoria State, South Sudan - An SPLA soldier shows the bullet holes in a car that was ambushed and burnt by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) on the road between Yambio and Tambura. The three victims were government officials in the State Ministry of Education: Mr. William Arkangelo Baabe, Mr. Gabriel Makana (49 years old) and Baraka Josefati (25 years old). The LRA has attacked a number of roads, villages, and clinics in the area over the last week pushing thousands of people to flee to larger towns for protection. Western Equatoria state has been rocked by LRA activities since 2006. Thousands of people have been forced from their homes as brutal attacks continue against the civilian population in the region and neighboring DRC and CAR. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241603 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: VICTIMS OF LRA ATTACKS
22 May 2010 - Tambura, Western Equatoria State, South Sudan - Tereza Polino recuperates in the Tambura Hospital after the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) stole her possesions, broke her arm and burnt her home in Zangia, Western Equatoria State. The LRA has attacked a number of roads, villages, and clinics in the area over the last week pushing thousands of people to flee to larger towns for protection. Western Equatoria state has been rocked by LRA activities since 2006. Thousands of people have been forced from their homes as brutal attacks continue against the civilian population in the region and neighboring DRC and CAR. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241600 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: VICTIMS OF LRA ATTACKS
22 May 2010 - Tambura, Western Equatoria State, South Sudan - Tereza Polino recuperates in the Tambura Hospital after the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) stole her possesions, broke her arm and burnt her home in Zangia, Western Equatoria State. The LRA has attacked a number of roads, villages, and clinics in the area over the last week pushing thousands of people to flee to larger towns for protection. Western Equatoria state has been rocked by LRA activities since 2006. Thousands of people have been forced from their homes as brutal attacks continue against the civilian population in the region and neighboring DRC and CAR. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241600 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: VICTIMS OF LRA ATTACKS
22 May 2010 - Tambura, Western Equatoria State, South Sudan - Tereza Polino recuperates in the Tambura Hospital after the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) stole her possesions, broke her arm and burnt her home in Zangia, Western Equatoria State. The LRA has attacked a number of roads, villages, and clinics in the area over the last week pushing thousands of people to flee to larger towns for protection. Western Equatoria state has been rocked by LRA activities since 2006. Thousands of people have been forced from their homes as brutal attacks continue against the civilian population in the region and neighboring DRC and CAR. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241600 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: VICTIMS OF LRA ATTACKS
22 May 2010 - Tambura, Western Equatoria State, South Sudan - Tereza Polino recuperates in the Tambura Hospital after the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) stole her possesions, broke her arm and burnt her home in Zangia, Western Equatoria State. The LRA has attacked a number of roads, villages, and clinics in the area over the last week pushing thousands of people to flee to larger towns for protection. Western Equatoria state has been rocked by LRA activities since 2006. Thousands of people have been forced from their homes as brutal attacks continue against the civilian population in the region and neighboring DRC and CAR. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241600 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: LRA AMBUSH LEAVES THREE OFFICIALS DEAD
18 may 2010 Ð Yambio, Western Equatoria State, South Sudan Ð Relatives and community cry at the funeral of Gabriel Makana. Three Sudanese were brutally murdered when their car was ambushed by the LordÕs Resistance Army (LRA) on the road just few miles from Tambura on May 17, 2010. The victims were government officials in the State Ministry of Education: Mr. William Arkangelo Baabe, Mr. Gabriel Makana (49 years old) and Baraka Josefati (25 years old). Over the weekend 30 to 40 LRA attacked five miles north of the town of Tambura, close to the borders with the Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The LRA group ransacked a medical center, looted food and other items, and abducted seven people. Western Equatoria state has been rocked by LRA activities since 2006. Thousands of people have been forced from their homes as brutal attacks continue against the civilian population in the region and neighboring DRC and CAR. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005191527 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: LRA AMBUSH LEAVES THREE OFFICIALS DEAD
18 may 2010 Ð Yambio, Western Equatoria State, South Sudan Ð Relatives and community at the funeral of Gabriel Makana. Three Sudanese were brutally murdered when their car was ambushed by the LordÕs Resistance Army (LRA) on the road just few miles from Tambura on May 17, 2010. The victims were government officials in the State Ministry of Education: Mr. William Arkangelo Baabe, Mr. Gabriel Makana (49 years old) and Baraka Josefati (25 years old). Over the weekend 30 to 40 LRA attacked five miles north of the town of Tambura, close to the borders with the Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The LRA group ransacked a medical center, looted food and other items, and abducted seven people. Western Equatoria state has been rocked by LRA activities since 2006. Thousands of people have been forced from their homes as brutal attacks continue against the civilian population in the region and neighboring DRC and CAR. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005191527 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: LRA AMBUSH LEAVES THREE OFFICIALS DEAD
18 may 2010 - Yambio, Western Equatoria State, South Sudan - The relatives and community pray for Gabriel Makana. Three Sudanese were brutally murdered when their car was ambushed by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) on the road just few miles from Tambura on May 17, 2010. The victims were government officials in the State Ministry of Education: Mr. William Arkangelo Baabe, Mr. Gabriel Makana (49 years old) and Baraka Josefati (25 years old). Over the weekend 30 to 40 LRA attacked five miles north of the town of Tambura, close to the borders with the Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The LRA group ransacked a medical center, looted food and other items, and abducted seven people. Western Equatoria state has been rocked by LRA activities since 2006. Thousands of people have been forced from their homes as brutal attacks continue against the civilian population in the region and neighboring DRC and CAR. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005191527 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: LRA AMBUSH LEAVES THREE OFFICIALS DEAD
18 may 2010 Ð Yambio, Western Equatoria State, South Sudan Ð Relatives and community at the funeral of Gabriel Makana. Three Sudanese were brutally murdered when their car was ambushed by the LordÕs Resistance Army (LRA) on the road just few miles from Tambura on May 17, 2010. The victims were government officials in the State Ministry of Education: Mr. William Arkangelo Baabe, Mr. Gabriel Makana (49 years old) and Baraka Josefati (25 years old). Over the weekend 30 to 40 LRA attacked five miles north of the town of Tambura, close to the borders with the Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The LRA group ransacked a medical center, looted food and other items, and abducted seven people. Western Equatoria state has been rocked by LRA activities since 2006. Thousands of people have been forced from their homes as brutal attacks continue against the civilian population in the region and neighboring DRC and CAR. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005191529 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: ARROW BOYS SELF DEFENSE TEAMS FIGHT LRA
10 May 2010 - Yambio, Western equatoria State, South Sudan - Arrow Boys patrolling. Western Equatoria State has suffered years of attacks by the LordÕs Resistance Army. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and hundreds killed or abducted in the border area between Southern sudan, DRC and the Central African Republic. In the absence of an effective response by the Sudanese government to the LordÕs Resistance Army, many local men and boys have organized self-defense forces known as the Arrow Boys who battle the relatively well-armed LRA with traditional weapons such as bows, arrows, spears and clubs, treated with poisonous. Initially the self defense force was at a small scale, and it grew up in September 2009 when backlash attacks started to kill, loot, burn houses and rape the villagers. Today, the Arrow boys played a brave and crucial role by taking in charge the protection of their villages. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241614 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: ARROW BOYS SELF DEFENSE TEAMS FIGHT LRA
10 May 2010 - Yambio, Western equatoria State, South Sudan - Arrow Boys patrolling. Western Equatoria State has suffered years of attacks by the LordÕs Resistance Army. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and hundreds killed or abducted in the border area between Southern sudan, DRC and the Central African Republic. In the absence of an effective response by the Sudanese government to the LordÕs Resistance Army, many local men and boys have organized self-defense forces known as the Arrow Boys who battle the relatively well-armed LRA with traditional weapons such as bows, arrows, spears and clubs, treated with poisonous. Initially the self defense force was at a small scale, and it grew up in September 2009 when backlash attacks started to kill, loot, burn houses and rape the villagers. Today, the Arrow boys played a brave and crucial role by taking in charge the protection of their villages. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241623 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: ARROW BOYS SELF DEFENSE TEAMS FIGHT LRA
10 May 2010 - Yambio, Western equatoria State, South Sudan - Arrow Boys patrolling. Western Equatoria State has suffered years of attacks by the LordÕs Resistance Army. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and hundreds killed or abducted in the border area between Southern sudan, DRC and the Central African Republic. In the absence of an effective response by the Sudanese government to the LordÕs Resistance Army, many local men and boys have organized self-defense forces known as the Arrow Boys who battle the relatively well-armed LRA with traditional weapons such as bows, arrows, spears and clubs, treated with poisonous. Initially the self defense force was at a small scale, and it grew up in September 2009 when backlash attacks started to kill, loot, burn houses and rape the villagers. Today, the Arrow boys played a brave and crucial role by taking in charge the protection of their villages. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241621 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: ARROW BOYS SELF DEFENSE TEAMS FIGHT LRA
10 May 2010 - Yambio, Western equatoria State, South Sudan - Arrow Boys patrolling. Western Equatoria State has suffered years of attacks by the LordÕs Resistance Army. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and hundreds killed or abducted in the border area between Southern sudan, DRC and the Central African Republic. In the absence of an effective response by the Sudanese government to the LordÕs Resistance Army, many local men and boys have organized self-defense forces known as the Arrow Boys who battle the relatively well-armed LRA with traditional weapons such as bows, arrows, spears and clubs, treated with poisonous. Initially the self defense force was at a small scale, and it grew up in September 2009 when backlash attacks started to kill, loot, burn houses and rape the villagers. Today, the Arrow boys played a brave and crucial role by taking in charge the protection of their villages. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241621 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: ARROW BOYS SELF DEFENSE TEAMS FIGHT LRA
10 May 2010 - Yambio, Western equatoria State, South Sudan - Arrow Boys patrolling. Western Equatoria State has suffered years of attacks by the LordÕs Resistance Army. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and hundreds killed or abducted in the border area between Southern sudan, DRC and the Central African Republic. In the absence of an effective response by the Sudanese government to the LordÕs Resistance Army, many local men and boys have organized self-defense forces known as the Arrow Boys who battle the relatively well-armed LRA with traditional weapons such as bows, arrows, spears and clubs, treated with poisonous. Initially the self defense force was at a small scale, and it grew up in September 2009 when backlash attacks started to kill, loot, burn houses and rape the villagers. Today, the Arrow boys played a brave and crucial role by taking in charge the protection of their villages. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241621 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: ARROW BOYS SELF DEFENSE TEAMS FIGHT LRA
10 May 2010 - Yambio, Western equatoria State, South Sudan - Arrow Boy patrolling with home made gun. Western Equatoria State has suffered years of attacks by the LordÕs Resistance Army. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and hundreds killed or abducted in the border area between Southern sudan, DRC and the Central African Republic. In the absence of an effective response by the Sudanese government to the LordÕs Resistance Army, many local men and boys have organized self-defense forces known as the Arrow Boys who battle the relatively well-armed LRA with traditional weapons such as bows, arrows, spears and clubs, treated with poisonous. Initially the self defense force was at a small scale, and it grew up in September 2009 when backlash attacks started to kill, loot, burn houses and rape the villagers. Today, the Arrow boys played a brave and crucial role by taking in charge the protection of their villages. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241607 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: ARROW BOYS SELF DEFENSE TEAMS FIGHT LRA
10 May 2010 - Yambio, Western equatoria State, South Sudan - Arrow Boys patrolling. Western Equatoria State has suffered years of attacks by the LordÕs Resistance Army. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and hundreds killed or abducted in the border area between Southern sudan, DRC and the Central African Republic. In the absence of an effective response by the Sudanese government to the LordÕs Resistance Army, many local men and boys have organized self-defense forces known as the Arrow Boys who battle the relatively well-armed LRA with traditional weapons such as bows, arrows, spears and clubs, treated with poisonous. Initially the self defense force was at a small scale, and it grew up in September 2009 when backlash attacks started to kill, loot, burn houses and rape the villagers. Today, the Arrow boys played a brave and crucial role by taking in charge the protection of their villages. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241619 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: ARROW BOYS SELF DEFENSE TEAMS FIGHT LRA
10 May 2010 - Yambio, Western equatoria State, South Sudan - Arrow Boys patrolling. Western Equatoria State has suffered years of attacks by the LordÕs Resistance Army. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and hundreds killed or abducted in the border area between Southern sudan, DRC and the Central African Republic. In the absence of an effective response by the Sudanese government to the LordÕs Resistance Army, many local men and boys have organized self-defense forces known as the Arrow Boys who battle the relatively well-armed LRA with traditional weapons such as bows, arrows, spears and clubs, treated with poisonous. Initially the self defense force was at a small scale, and it grew up in September 2009 when backlash attacks started to kill, loot, burn houses and rape the villagers. Today, the Arrow boys played a brave and crucial role by taking in charge the protection of their villages. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241621 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: ARROW BOYS SELF DEFENSE TEAMS FIGHT LRA
10 May 2010 - Yambio, Western equatoria State, South Sudan - Arrow Boys patrolling. Western Equatoria State has suffered years of attacks by the LordÕs Resistance Army. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and hundreds killed or abducted in the border area between Southern sudan, DRC and the Central African Republic. In the absence of an effective response by the Sudanese government to the LordÕs Resistance Army, many local men and boys have organized self-defense forces known as the Arrow Boys who battle the relatively well-armed LRA with traditional weapons such as bows, arrows, spears and clubs, treated with poisonous. Initially the self defense force was at a small scale, and it grew up in September 2009 when backlash attacks started to kill, loot, burn houses and rape the villagers. Today, the Arrow boys played a brave and crucial role by taking in charge the protection of their villages. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241619 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: ARROW BOYS SELF DEFENSE TEAMS FIGHT LRA
10 May 2010 - Yambio, Western equatoria State, South Sudan - Arrow Boys patrolling. Western Equatoria State has suffered years of attacks by the LordÕs Resistance Army. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and hundreds killed or abducted in the border area between Southern sudan, DRC and the Central African Republic. In the absence of an effective response by the Sudanese government to the LordÕs Resistance Army, many local men and boys have organized self-defense forces known as the Arrow Boys who battle the relatively well-armed LRA with traditional weapons such as bows, arrows, spears and clubs, treated with poisonous. Initially the self defense force was at a small scale, and it grew up in September 2009 when backlash attacks started to kill, loot, burn houses and rape the villagers. Today, the Arrow boys played a brave and crucial role by taking in charge the protection of their villages. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241621 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: ARROW BOYS SELF DEFENSE TEAMS FIGHT LRA
10 May 2010 - Yambio, Western equatoria State, South Sudan - Arrow Boys patrolling. Western Equatoria State has suffered years of attacks by the LordÕs Resistance Army. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and hundreds killed or abducted in the border area between Southern sudan, DRC and the Central African Republic. In the absence of an effective response by the Sudanese government to the LordÕs Resistance Army, many local men and boys have organized self-defense forces known as the Arrow Boys who battle the relatively well-armed LRA with traditional weapons such as bows, arrows, spears and clubs, treated with poisonous. Initially the self defense force was at a small scale, and it grew up in September 2009 when backlash attacks started to kill, loot, burn houses and rape the villagers. Today, the Arrow boys played a brave and crucial role by taking in charge the protection of their villages. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241621 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: ARROW BOYS SELF DEFENSE TEAMS FIGHT LRA
10 May 2010 - Yambio, Western equatoria State, South Sudan - Arrow Boys patrolling. Western Equatoria State has suffered years of attacks by the LordÕs Resistance Army. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and hundreds killed or abducted in the border area between Southern sudan, DRC and the Central African Republic. In the absence of an effective response by the Sudanese government to the LordÕs Resistance Army, many local men and boys have organized self-defense forces known as the Arrow Boys who battle the relatively well-armed LRA with traditional weapons such as bows, arrows, spears and clubs, treated with poisonous. Initially the self defense force was at a small scale, and it grew up in September 2009 when backlash attacks started to kill, loot, burn houses and rape the villagers. Today, the Arrow boys played a brave and crucial role by taking in charge the protection of their villages. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241621 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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SUDAN: ARROW BOYS SELF DEFENSE TEAMS FIGHT LRA
10 May 2010 - Yambio, Western equatoria State, South Sudan - Arrow Boys patrolling. Western Equatoria State has suffered years of attacks by the LordÕs Resistance Army. Thousands of civilians have been displaced and hundreds killed or abducted in the border area between Southern sudan, DRC and the Central African Republic. In the absence of an effective response by the Sudanese government to the LordÕs Resistance Army, many local men and boys have organized self-defense forces known as the Arrow Boys who battle the relatively well-armed LRA with traditional weapons such as bows, arrows, spears and clubs, treated with poisonous. Initially the self defense force was at a small scale, and it grew up in September 2009 when backlash attacks started to kill, loot, burn houses and rape the villagers. Today, the Arrow boys played a brave and crucial role by taking in charge the protection of their villages. Photo credit: Benedicte Desrus / Sipa Press/1005241614 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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