Former Lord's Resistance Army abductees in Uganda are telling their harrowing stories. By doing so they hope to fight the stigma in their communities. The art exhibition dubbed "stories of girls in war" was organised by the Refugee Law Project, and the Canadian Human Rights Museum. CGTN's Hillary Ayesiga reports.
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