VOICED : S.Sudanese refugees flee to Uganda after attacks in Pajok

The video highlights the struggles of South Sudanese refugees escaping violence. David and his sister survive a Bojac attack, while Philip recounts his capture and forced burial of corpses. Women face abductions and rape as weapons of war. Refugees find temporary shelter in Uganda, but face uncertainty about their future.

What was the main reason David decided never to return to his homeland?

• He found a better job elsewhere.

• He witnessed traumatic events during the Bojac attack.

• He wanted to explore new cultures.

• He was offered asylum in another country.

How did Philip contribute to the aftermath of the conflict in his area?

• He helped rebuild homes.

• He provided medical aid to the injured.

• He organized a peace rally.

• He counted and buried the dead bodies.

What was a common experience for women during the South Sudan civil war?

• They were given leadership roles.

• They were targeted and subjected to violence.

• They were evacuated to safe zones.

• They were employed by the government.

What was the initial purpose of Uganda for South Sudanese refugees?

• A military base.

• A tourist destination.

• A temporary refuge.

• A permanent settlement.

What is the current situation for many South Sudanese refugees in Uganda?

• They have been granted citizenship.

• They have been relocated to Europe.

• They have returned to South Sudan.

• They may remain in Uganda for years.