When the second civil war broke out in Sudan, my father decided to send my brothers and I to Ethiopia, both for protection from abduction, but also because the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) had said we would receive an education there in refugee camps. At that time, many boys were walking with SPLM soldiers to guide them and protect them from hostile villages. But when my mother heard about the idea, she refused to send us alone, and decided to walk with us. It was a difficult walk, as we had to cross some rivers, and there was . . .
When the second civil war broke out in Sudan, my father decided to send my broth…
