“They forget what they came for”: Uganda's army in Sudan

Figures & data

Table 1. Family members missing from families in Eastern Equatorian villages in 2008.

Village (number of interviewees)	Family members missing	Missing, but later returned
Aru-Kubi IDPs (19)	7	2
Aru Kubi (24)	10	1
Panyikwara (15)	1	5
Magwi Town (17)	4 (1 abducted by SPLA)	1
Obbo (12)		1
Pajok (Parajok) (21)	4	4
Ikotos (4)	13
Imatong Centre (5)	14
Lohayiro village (4)	30 (11 abducted by LRA, 19 by SPLA)	1
Tseretenya Town (17)	8	1
Lyria (11)	4 (1 missing in war, not abducted)	2
Lokiliri boma (15)	6 (1 taken by SAF in 1987)
Sodoni (5)	1 (missing since 1987)	1
Total interviewed: 169	102

Table 2. Perpetrators of attacks in Eastern Equatoria.

Aru-Kubi IDPs	LRA, SAF, SPLA, Dinka, Lokoya, unidentified armed group
Aru Kubi	LRA, UPDF, Lokoya, SPLA, unidentified bandits
Panyikwara	LRA, Dinka, unidentified armed group
Magwi Town	LRA, SPLA, Dinka, unidentified armed group
Obbo	LRA, UPDF, Iyire
Pajok (Parajok)	LRA, UPDF, Bokec (Ugandan bandits)
Ikotos	LRA, UPDF
Imatong Centre	LRA, Latuko
Lohayiro village	LRA, UPDF, SPLA
Tseretenya Town	LRA, UPDF, SPLA, Dinka/Nuer war, Didinga, Logir, Karamojong, unidentified OAG
Lyria	LRA, Murle, SPLA, armed group
Lokiliri boma	LRA, SPLA, SAF, Lokoro, Sodoni
Sodoni village	LRA, SPLA, SAF