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  • An image of a woman with the top half of her face cut off by the camera.
    Esther Dupain’s mother was shot and killed by gang members before they set her house on fire in Martissant last year. Now, she is among some 19,000 who have been displaced by gang violence.
  • The back of a man's head is seen in a group meeting outside.
    At this community meeting after a cattle raid in east Kaabong in November, local politicians were accused of doing little or nothing to help.
  • Displaced people take refuge in a camp adjacent to a UN base in Tambura in southwestern South Sudan. 80,000 people have been uprooted in the town since last year.
    Displaced people take refuge in a camp adjacent to a UN base in Tambura in southwestern South Sudan. 80,000 people have been uprooted in the town since last year.
  • A woman prepares a mud cake made of dirt, salt, vegetable shortening, and water. The cakes are used in traditional healing and to stave off hunger.
    A woman prepares a mud cake made of dirt, salt, vegetable shortening, and water. The cakes are used in traditional healing and to stave off hunger.
  • At this community meeting after a cattle raid in east Kaabong in November, local politicians were accused of doing little or nothing to help.
    At this community meeting after a cattle raid in east Kaabong in November, local politicians were accused of doing little or nothing to help.
  • A hand holds out a white piece of lettered paper scrawled in notes.
    A letter drafted in November by community leaders in east Kaabong claimed that nearly 2,000 cattle had been stolen there since June.
  • Many people in Karamoja are cattle-keepers who base their livelihoods on herd grazing, such as here in Kaabong district, 26 November 2021.
    Many people in Karamoja are cattle-keepers who base their livelihoods on herd grazing, such as here in Kaabong district, 26 November 2021.

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