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A walk with Evelyn: a young Ugandan woman's journey to end war on children
Evelyn Apoko, who was abducted by the murderous rebel militia LRA when she was nine, is spreading a message to end war on children and she wants Canadian MPs to help.
At age 19, Evelyn Apoko recounts her astounding life story with sanguine hope that demonstrates the resilience of youth, yet the pain of unanswered questions still lingers as to how she and other children like her, could have had their childhood stripped away by the bitter hands of war. Without setting out to do so, Evelyn is a hero.
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A walk with Evelyn: a young Ugandan woman's journey to end war on children
Evelyn Apoko, who was abducted by the murderous rebel militia LRA when she was nine, is spreading a message to end war on children and she wants Canadian MPs to help.
At age 19, Evelyn Apoko recounts her astounding life story with sanguine hope that demonstrates the resilience of youth, yet the pain of unanswered questions still lingers as to how she and other children like her, could have had their childhood stripped away by the bitter hands of war. Without setting out to do so, Evelyn is a hero.
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