What does LRA stand for?

Lord's Resistance Army (rebel group in Uganda)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Senior Lord's Resistance Army commander Charles Arop, who was implicated in leading a massacre on Christmas Day that killed at least 143 Congolese, has surrendered to the Ugandan military, the army spokesman told AFP Thursday.

Top LRA commander surrenders to Uganda troops: army

By Richard Ruati October 15, 2009 (YAMBIO) -- Ugandan Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) rebels have killed 2 women during last Wednesday raids near Yambio town in Western Equatoria State, an Arrow member have said.

Ugandan rebels kill 2 women near Yambio town raids

Fighting between government forces and the Lord's Resistance Army rebels has driven another 220,000 Congolese from their homes in the Haut-Uele region, said Ross Mountain, the U.

UN: 1,200 Congolese killed by Ugandan rebels in 09

Massacres in the refugee camps of Aiba and Barlonyo perpetrated by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) on February 4 and 22 left 300 dead.

Massacres and kidnappings continue

UN High Commissioner for Refugees Mary Robinson said yesterday: "Six thousand children are already missing, presumed dead, after abduction by the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda.

Kids face abduction

Top rebel commander 'surrenders' to Uganda troops

says the number of Congolese seeking refuge in South Sudan from Lord's Resistance Army rebels has reached 15,000.

UN: Congo refugees in South Sudan swell to 15,000

The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said on Monday that the killings were reported to have been carried out between December 25 and 27 by Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) fighters fleeing a two-week-old multinational military offensive led by Uganda.

LRA accused of DR Congo massacre