Nuralhuda Abdalalziz, a 46-year-old Sudanese refugee, was sleeping in a tent in the Kiryandongo settlement in western Uganda when she heard screams, the panicked voices carried over dense corn fields.
Her children piled into her bed, a wooden frame that sits just above the ground, protecting them from mud and snakes. Refugees from South Sudan had attacked that night amid tensions between the refugees over humanitarian assistance, local leaders say.
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