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Karamojong Street Children and Adults in Kampala, Uganda: A Situational Analysis Investigating the Root Causes, Issues Faced, and Current Responses

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Country
Uganda
Region
East Africa
Language
English
Year Published
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Author
Joel Wesley Gackle, Grace Lolem and Martin Patrick Kabanda
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Topics
Child labour, exploitation and modern slavery Conflict and migration Discrimination and marginalisation Education Health Human rights and justice Research, data collection and evidence Violence and Child Protection
Summary

Research conducted in April and May of 2005, resulted in a report entitled “Uganda’s response to Street Children: Investigating the Validity and Impact of Kamparingisa National Rehabilitation Centre (KNRC) in Working with Street Children in Uganda.” The report identified a “huge influx of Karamojong” from Northeast Uganda, and highlighted a major gap in understanding and intervention pertaining to street children originating from Karamoja.

This research seeks to bridge the gap between the will to take action and the need for comprehensive information surrounding this issue.

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