In a heartbreaking report (Sudan Hurra), Sudanese refugee Ahmed Abdo shares how he fled the war after suffering severe injuries, only to face new struggles in a Ugandan camp.
His story reflects the heavy price civilians pay — their displacement does not end their pain; their wounds remain as living evidence of a war that shattered both bodies and dreams.
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Wounds of War: Sudanese Refugee Rebuilds Life in Uganda
