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Grace Akallo (born 1981) is a
Ugandan woman who was
abducted in 1996 to be used as a
child soldier in the Lord's
Resistance Army (LRA), a
rebel military...
- (1816–1847),
English novelist and
writer on
Jewish history and
religion Grace Akallo (21st century),
Ugandan child soldier Grace Akello (born c. 1940), Ugandan...
- Children's
rights Child slavery Child labour Stress in
early childhood Grace Akallo,
Ugandan Loung Ung,
Cambodian Ishmael Beah,
Sierra Leonean Calvin Graham...
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roaming armies used boy- as well as girl-children as soldiers, such as
Grace Akallo. The LRA
expansion into
South Sudan, the
Central African Republic and the...
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professional netball player,
captain on
Uganda National Netball Team.
Grace Akallo,
human rights activist Joel
Okuyo Atiku,
actor and
model Stephen Noll, 1st...
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Human Rights Watch 1997 Brenna, p. 6 New York
Times 2005 Brenna, pp. 4-9
Akallo Brenna, p. 9 "Last of
abducted Aboke girls back home".
Daily Monitor. 12...
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Trafficking in
Persons (TIP) Hero in the 2012 US DoS TIP Report.
Grace Akallo, a
Ugandan woman who was once
abducted by
Joseph Kony to be used as a child...
- war and
African women, in
which her own
contribution considered Grace Akallo's memoir, Girl Soldier, and
Susan Minot's
novel Thirty Girls.
Running for...
