Could guns and rain spell the end for the Karamojong?

Mark Ferloni; Phil O'Keefe; Mark O'Keefe; Geoff O'Brien

Could guns and rain spell the end for the Karamojong?

Mark Ferloni, Phil O'Keefe, Mark O'Keefe, Geoff O'Brien

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Abstract

Over one million people live in Karamoja, a region found in the north Eastern part of Uganda. To a visitor passing through from the capital city Kampala, Karamoja may look like any other region in Uganda but appearances can be deceptive. The region is characterised by the worst humanitarian and development indicators in Uganda.

Original language	English
Journal	Online Exchange
Publication status	Published - 25 Jan 2010

UN SDGs

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SDG 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

Keywords

firearms
gun control
rain and rainfall
Karamoja Province (Uganda)

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Ferloni M, O'Keefe P, O'Keefe M, O'Brien G - Could guns and rain spell the end for the Karamojong - ArticleAccepted author manuscript, 84.1 KB

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