uganda
Uganda tiene el campo de refugiados más superpoblado de toda África: un millón seiscientas mil personas. Más del doble que la Unión Europea, en términos de porcentaje de su población. Pero los recortes financieros podrían poner en peligro este modelo de puertas abiertas. La mayoría de los refugiados huyen de los vecinos Sudán del Sur y República Democrática del Congo, ambos con inacabables abusos, violencia y enfrentamientos. El 81% de los refugiados son mujeres y niños, que a menudo han huído después de que sus aldeas fueran asaltadas y sus maridos y padres asesinados. Al asentamiento de Naki...
Euronews (Spanish)
Die Augen von Damaria Chimpaye leuchten, wenn ihre Kinder in der Ferne auftauchen. Die 41-Jährige hat neun Mal entbunden, ihr Zuhause und ihren Mann verloren und weiß nicht, wo drei ihrer Kinder sind. Sie stammt aus der Demokratischen Republik Kongo, lebt aber seit fast zwei Jahren in Uganda. Das ostafrikanische Land beherbergt 1,6 Millionen Flüchtlinge, die größte Zahl im Verhältnis zur Bevölkerung in Afrika und die drittgrößte in der Welt. Die Quote von 3,6 Prozent ist mehr als doppelt so hoch wie in der Europäischen Union. Die Flüchtlinge kommen hauptsächlich aus den Nachbarländern Südsudan...
Euronews (German)
Damaria Chimpaye's eyes light up when her children appear in the distance. At 41, she has given birth nine times, lost her home and husband, and does not know where three of her children are. She is from the Democratic Republic of Congo, but has for almost two years been living in Uganda. The East African country is home to 1.6 million refugees, the largest number relative to population in Africa, and the third in the world. Its 3.6 per cent ratio is more than double the European Union’s. These refugees mainly come from neighbouring South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo, which are m...
Euronews (English)
Comfort dogs and their humans. Photo by Dan Ayebare and Richard Mugambe, used with permission. This story was originally published by Minority Africa and a shortened version is republished on Global Voices as part of a content-sharing partnership agreement. In July 2002, rebels from the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) shattered Evelyne Anena's world, killing her husband in front of her and their children. To cope with the haunting trauma, Anena sought refuge in Big Fix Uganda, an organization located in Gulu, northern Uganda, which specializes in the treatment and rehabilitation of individuals an...
Global Voices
Kampala (AFP) - A US couple charged with torturing their 10-year-old foster son was convicted of lesser charges by a Ugandan court on Tuesday and ordered to pay $29,000 in fines and compensation. Nicholas and Mackenzie Spencer were arrested last year and initially charged with "aggravated trafficking" and committing "aggravated torture" against the boy over a two-year period starting in December 2020. They denied committing torture and child trafficking -- which carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment -- but pleaded guilty to charges including cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment, wo...
AFP
Washington (AFP) - The United States announced tighter screening Thursday for people who traveled to Uganda due to an outbreak of Ebola in the African country. Beginning Friday, the State Department said, any air travelers entering the United States who have been in Uganda in the 21 days before arrival will have to route through one of five designated airports for screening by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and US Customs and Border Protection. The airports are in New York, Newark, Atlanta, Chicago and Washington. The move came after the CDC issued a warning over Ebola vi...
AFP
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