Refugees from Ugandan War Say World Forgets Them
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LALOGI CAMP, Northern Uganda  - Natalia Lariang  survives on handouts in one of scores of refugee camps dotted  across northern Uganda, praying for an end to one of the  world's most brutal civil wars.
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ALERE, Uganda -- Kasmiro Bongonyinge remembers sitting up suddenly in his bed. It was just after sunrise on a summer morning two years ago, and the old man, 87 years old and blind, knew something was wrong.
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For more than 20 years, it&#39;s been one of the world&#39;s forgotten wars. Some 2 million people have died, yet it&#39;s received relatively scant global attention.
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After more than a decade in refugee camps, Jean Kayobera was ready to come home.
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SOROTI, Uganda - Fish swam alongside the dugout canoes residents were using to flee their flooded homes, riding the water gushing through the streets of this town in eastern Uganda.
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BBC News talks to survivors of the Indian Ocean sea surges about the struggle to begin rebuilding their lives.
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LACOR CAMP, Uganda  - Refugees forced into crowded  camps by northern Uganda's two-decade civil war need many  things: food, doctors, toilets, bore holes for drinking water,  schools -- and computers?
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A group of Afghans stranded in Indonesia after failing to reach Australia have sewn their lips shut in a hunger strike after the United Nations denied them refugee status, aid workers said.
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Former child soldiers in southern Sudan are failing to settle back into their communities and instead are picking up guns to fight again, a U.N. official said on Thursday.
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Former child soldiers in  southern Sudan are failing to settle back into their  communities and instead are picking up guns to fight again, a  U.N. official said on Thursday.
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When Kenneth Banya heard the voices of his former rebel colleagues on the radio calling for an end to Uganda&#39;s 18-year civil war, he knew it was time to surrender.
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HELSINKI, Sep 20 (IPS) - "Amid all the destruction and loss the mood was  high. People were making bricks, digging  fishponds, building  fishing boats. And people were sitting in coffee shops late into  the night  just as if there had never been any war." This is  how Mahmoud Malik, leader of the rebel  movement of the  Indonesian province Aceh described returning home in April this  year after  more than 30 years' exile.
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Thousands of Congolese refugees appear to be returning home in recent months from the Rugombo transit camp in Burundi&#39;s northwestern province of Cibitoke although, after a while, many make the trip back to Burundi.
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The phone calls were chilling: Don't work with the foreigners. Gorges Toma, an Iraqi electrician who worked with Westerners, stopped working. "Right after I stopped [working], they killed my brother," Toma says. Toma moved to Turkey. In a new report, the United Nations said the number of refugees has increased to 9.9 million, due largely to the war in Iraq.
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The UN urges an end to the war in northern Uganda, where thousands of children are caught up in the fighting.
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Veteran Africa activists, frustrated by the slow response from Sudan's government to international demands to ease the plight of refugees in Darfur, are regrouping to take their fight to the next level.
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KALMA CAMP, Sudan -- She has been in the world for 18 days, and her life is tainted. Curled naked under a blanket close to her mother, Nashwa is too young to know shame, the emotion that will be like a shadow to her.