Countless others have been raped or forced to witness horrifying acts of violence. This is an extensive report, many pages long. Armed conflict, more than any other force, has transformed the lives of millions of children and women. Children and their families are not just getting caught in the crossfire. Many are being targeted.
Nothing is spared, held sacred or protected.
It is the singular characteristic of armed conflict in our time that children suffer most. They have seized as many as 10,000 young people, marching them into southern Sudan, where they become sex slaves, beasts of burden carrying weapons, heavy shells and food, and eventually child soldiers. Businesses and properties of non-Serbs were expropriated or destroyed. The Community of Bosnia Foundation in cooperation with the Collection Committee of Haverford College is proud to present Alisa Mujagic as our guest speaker at the Haverford College. Alisa and her mother are survivors of the Serbian rape camp Trnopolje in the northern Bosnia.