Oxfam launces book written by refugees
Dec 12, 2021
Monica Anibuwe, one of the writers noted that it is very painful to narrate these stories because it reminds them of the old memories of what happened.
Agnes Adong, DRC representative speaking during the book launch on December 10, 2021. Photos by Bosco King
Bosco King
Journalist @New Vision
Oxfam Uganda has launched a book entitled, No time to mourn. Monica Anibuwe, a South Sudanese refugee and one of the writters of the book speaking during the launch
The book which was launched on Friday aims at commemorating the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence.
Oxfam has a collection of memories, stories, poems, and artwork by a group of 41 female refugees who were affected by the conflicts in South Sudan,
Oxfam supported the book as part of its peace-building initiatives in partnership with FERMITE –Uganda.
Juan Jacklin, a South Sudanese refugee speaking to the guests about the book
Monica Anibuwe, one of the writers noted that it is very painful to narrate these stories because it reminds them of the old memories of what happened.
"It is very hard indeed most of our parents were tortured and killed as we were watching," she said.
Janw Ocaya, women advisor in Uganda speaking during the book launch
Musicians entertainng the guests during the launch
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