VOICED : Down but not out: Lord's Resistance Army haunts C.Africa

The video discusses the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), a notorious militia led by Joseph Kony, which emerged in Uganda in 1998. The LRA has been responsible for over 100,000 deaths, the abduction of thousands of children, and the displacement of millions. Military efforts by Ugandan troops and US advisors reduced the LRA's influence, but the threat persists in Central Africa. Former LRA members, like Patrick, share their experiences and reasons for defecting. Despite a decrease in numbers, the LRA continues to pose a threat, with ongoing kidnappings and recruitment of child soldiers.

What is the origin of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)?

• It was formed in the Central African Republic.

• It emerged in Uganda as a Fanatical Christian Movement.

• It started as a political party in Chad.

• It originated in South Sudan.

Who was the leader of the LRA responsible for its notorious activities?

• Governor Kennedy

• Patrick

• Joseph Kony

• Aldo Murphy

What was the role of the U.S. military in combating the LRA?

• They imposed economic sanctions on the LRA.

• They led direct combat operations against the LRA.

• They deployed military advisors to support Ugandan troops.

• They provided financial aid to the Ugandan government.

What happened after the withdrawal of U.S. and Ugandan troops?

• The UN took over the operations against the LRA.

• The LRA remnants found refuge in the Central African Territory.

• The LRA was completely eradicated.

• The LRA expanded into new regions.

How did the LRA continue to pose a threat after military withdrawals?

• By forming alliances with other militias.

• By focusing on economic activities.

• By engaging in political negotiations.

• By continuing kidnappings and training new fighters.