Joseph Kony

War is War for CAR Rebel Child Soldiers

By Maurice Garbiro
At 13 years, Youssouf embodies all the ills that have plagued the Central African Republic in recent years. On Mar. 24, he helped capture Bangui, the capital, as he fought in the ranks of the Séléka rebel coalition.

‘Born in War, Grown up in War, Now Time for Rehabilitation’

By Raymond Baguma
Sungu Mizele, a Congolese national living in Yambio, in South Sudan’s Western Equatoria state, earns a living selling the fruit and vegetables that she grows in her backyard, at the local town market. On average, she earns nine dollars a day. But on a good day, when she has fresh supplies, she can earn up to 31 dollars.

Q&A: Rescuing Child Soldiers in CAR

By Kristin Palitza
The protection of children remains critical in the Central African Republic, where parents willingly give their children to armed groups in exchange for protection and services.
The Ugandan rebel group the Lord

Activists Working to Reinvigorate Campaign Against LRA

By Ethan Freedman
Activists are aiming to renew the fight against the Lord's Resistance Army, the Ugandan rebel group made infamous by its ruthless leader Joseph Kony, despite noticeably diminished concern for the issue just months after the release of a controversial yet viral video about the leader.