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In northern Uganda, displaced families return home

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Biseny Akena harvests her sweet potatoes in the village of Amuca. A peace process that began in 2006 has brought hope to the two million people in northern Uganda who were displaced by the long war with the Lord's Resistance Army. In the village of Amuca, families have returned and are harvesting crops, building homes, and enjoying the first peace they've had for more than 20 years. The Lutheran World Federation, supported by ACT International, installed a well for this village, and will continue to accompany them as they experience peace.

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Paul Jeffrey
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Displaced by LRA
Biseny Akena harvests her sweet potatoes in the village of Amuca. A peace process that began in 2006 has brought hope to the two million people in northern Uganda who were displaced by the long war with the Lord's Resistance Army. In the village of Amuca, families have returned and are harvesting crops, building homes, and enjoying the first peace they've had for more than 20 years. The Lutheran World Federation, supported by ACT International, installed a well for this village, and will continue to accompany them as they experience peace.