Such donations, although welcomed, is but a drop in the bucket so to say. What members of the International Community need to do is to; impress upon the NRM regime in Kampala to reach a negotiated settlement with the "rebels.".so that our people may be afforded an opportunity to live in peace. grow their crops in peace.... Send their children to school in peace.

As long as the dictatorship in Kampala is allowed to    carry on with it's policies of of promoting wars  in Northern and Eastern Uganda, our people are going to suffer.  ...and no amount of donation is going to alleviate their suffering.

MK





Author Donates Fees to Ex-Lord's Resistance Army Captives

New Vision (Kampala)August 25, 2003
Posted to the web August 25, 2003 Kampala THE author of Aboke Girls, Els De Temmerman, recently donated sh130m to former abductees, writes Tony Langalanga.

She said the money was for educating former Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) captives in Apac, Lira, Pader and Kitgum.World Vision Trauma centre acting manager Denis Oruk, received sh30m for the centre.Temmerman said she had raised the money from the sale of her book in Belgium, her home country.

She said the book was very marketable in Europe and had been translated into many languages.De Temmerman said some Belgians had formed an association, Sponsoring Children Uganda, concerned with collecting money for school fees for children in Uganda.




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