Woman abducted by LRA rebels shows scars

Woman abducted by LRA rebels shows scars

A 29-year-old woman shows, during an interview in November 2014, the scars left on her face from the violence she suffered when abducted by rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army in Gulu, northern Uganda. She was once beaten with a club until she lost consciousness after being caught trying to escape. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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