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Author: Fatuma Abiya

11 Apr

Symposium on Dominic Ongwen Case: Like A Wild Flower – Perspectives from the Lived Experience of a Child Born in Captivity

[Fatuma Abiya is a child born in captivity following the abduction of her mother by the Lord’s Resistance Army. Now a young adult, Fatuma is a Human Rights activist, a peace practitioner and law graduate who completed law school in 2023. She is a passionate advocate concerning issues impacting women, youth and children born of war.] Background I was born in captivity to...

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