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Sunday, 12 September 2010 02:13
Religious leaders call on UN to curb LRA activities
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A rare 3-day meeting of about thirty religious and community leaders as well as local government officials from the Southern Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Central Africa Republic, and Uganda has criticized the "lack of a coordinated and comprehensive strategy" to tackle the Lords Resistance Army (LRA). This came after the leaders met in Yambio town of the Western Equatoria State.
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