LRA war victims demand a seat in Parliament

“We are being sidelined from benefiting from government programs, yet we have children and family to look after, just like other citizens,” Lalam claimed.

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Stella Angel Lalam, a former abductee and director of War Vctims and Children Networking in Uganda. Photo by Jackson Kitara

By NewVision Reporter

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Victims of the Lord Resistance Army (LRA) war in northern Uganda want the opportunity to have a representative in Parliament tasked with advocating for their causes.

The victims say their

LRA war victims demand a seat in Parliament

“We are being sidelined from benefiting from government programs, yet we have children and family to look after, just like other citizens,” Lalam claimed.

Stella Angel Lalam, a former abductee and director of War Vctims and Children Networking in Uganda. Photo by Jackson Kitara

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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