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Nadene Ghouri
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A second chance
Traumatised, deprived of schooling and forced to kill, former child soldiers in Uganda face a difficult journey back to normality. But with support and education, often involving a return to primary school in their twenties, life can begin again. Nadene Ghouri reports
6 September 2013
A second chance
Traumatised, deprived of schooling and forced to kill, former child soldiers in Uganda face a difficult journey back to normality. But with support and education, often involving a return to primary school in their twenties, life can begin again. Nadene Ghouri reports
6 September 2013
‘Our futures have been taken’
Syrian child refugees in Lebanon may have escaped the savage fighting, but many are traumatised, unable to access education and living in desperate circumstances
28 June 2013
The coven club is where it’s at
30 June 2000
Refugees returned ‘too soon’
23 June 2000
Eye experts pray for rain on eclipse day
23 July 1999
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