What does this mean? I saw quite a number of children killed. Most of them were killed with clubs. They would take five or six of the newly abducted children and make them kill those who had fallen or tried to escape. It was so painful to watch. Twice I had to help. And to do it, it was so bad, it was very bad to have to do. Over 50,000 children abducted.

What does this mean? THE SCARS OF DEATH. Printed in the United States of America. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 97-74724. On the March in Uganda and Sudan.

I would like to give you a message. Please do your best to tell the world what is happening to us, the children. The report is based primarily on fieldwork by two teams of Amnesty International researchers in Gulu and Apac in May and July 1997. The organization conducted over 170 interviews with a wide range of pe.

It disturbs me so much- that I inflicted death on other people. One boy tried to escape, but he was caught. His hands were tide, and then they made us, the other new captives, kill him with a stick. I knew this boy from before. We were from the same village. The Scars of Death 1997.

What does this mean? World Vision . Peace is possible in northern Uganda. Ending the current tragedy makes the necessary investment worthwhile and a moral imperative. The cycle of violence can be broken with new respect for human rights and the establishment of community institutions and opportunities for advancement. The Scars of Death 1997.

We want to have a voice in our country, to develop it, not destroy it. I pray that you work more to find a way of restoring peace in our district, country and the entire world. There are thousands of young children the rebels have taken from t.

What does this mean? My name is Matthew Kehn. I am a human being, there is little need for any more distinction. I have been priviledged to travel throughout the world and experience life in exciting and tragic ways. They are the people of northern Uganda. 2,000 civilians were abducted. What other standards are you required to be considered a terrorist? Dan Kidega, Ugandan Member of Parliment.