Woman abducted by LRA rebels speaks of her experience

A 31-year-old woman speaks during an interview in November 2014 of her experience of being abducted by rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army from her home in Gulu, northern Uganda, in 1994 at age 11 and forced to serve as a child soldier as well as marry members of the LRA. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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