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Come Clean For Congo (Again) Video Contest

Event Date: Apr 15, 2010

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Enough Report: Ensuring Success in Ending the War with the LRA

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The Lord’s Resistance Army war has now gone on for 25 years, leaving over 60,000 children and youth abducted and tens of thousands of people killed.

Intel: SEC Process ‘Helpful,’ Need ‘Fair and Timely’ Rules for Addressing Conflict Minerals

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In a newly released industry white paper the Intel Corporation praised the Securities and Exchange Commission’s, or SEC, process for instituting rules concerning conflict minerals mined

White House Touches on U.S. Effort to End LRA via @WHLive

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President Obama’s State of the Union speech championed a list of the his administration’s inspiring accomplishments, the goals the White House is striving to achieve, and the challenges our nation must overcome. But more than one hour was just not enough time to cover it all.

State Delegate Takes First Step to Make Maryland Conflict-free

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On Wednesday night, Gaithersburg, Maryland became the epicenter of the grassroots movement to end the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Former LRA Rebel Graduates from University, A Testament to Importance of Amnesty Law

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KAMPALA, Uganda -- Sam Kolo, once known as a high-ranking commander and spokesperson for the Lord’s Resistance Army, or LRA, graduated from

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