Ugandan refugees go online
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LACOR CAMP, Uganda  - Refugees forced into crowded camps by northern Uganda's two-decade civil war need many things: food, doctors, toilets, bore holes for drinking water, schools -- and computers?
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An obscure government website that became an Internet conflagration
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LALOGI CAMP, Northern Uganda  - Natalia Lariang  survives on handouts in one of scores of refugee camps dotted  across northern Uganda, praying for an end to one of the  world's most brutal civil wars.
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Uganda announces a $330m (Â£173m) plan to help almost 2m people displaced in its 20-year northern conflict.
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PC World editors from around the globe report on how people in their countries connect to the Internet.
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Thousands of people have turned to the Internet to search for friends and family members lost in the tsunami disaster, but the Web has also become the main conduit of private donations.
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Tsunami News, Search Engines and Blogs Lead Traffic to Humanitarian Sites  With relief coming in from all over the world, U.S. citizens are embracing the Internet to support relief efforts for victims of the Asian Tsunami disaster. According to Hitwise, the world&rsquo;s leading online competitive intelligence service, the market share of ...
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ORAPWOYO, Uganda  - Nine years ago, Santonino Otok fled his home in the green fields of northern Uganda for a refugee camp, fearing attack by marauding rebels.
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by 365Gay.com Newscenter Staff. (Kampala) The government of Uganda has has issued a warning to the UN joint program on HIV/AIDS that it risks being thrown out of the country if it offers AIDS education to gays.
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The popular childrenâs cable network is pushing hard into the online world with a new Web site that will let its young users enter their own world of Internet activities.
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They have escaped to the camps of Chad with their lives, but, for the refugees from Sudan, rape and violence stalk their days and haunt their nights.
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The Web challenges the region's authoritarian governments with a freer exchange of information and ideas.
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ARDAMATA CAMP, Sudan  - Four years after the Darfur conflict erupted, new refugees continue to pour into growing makeshift camps telling of murder, pillage and rape.
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For anyone living in Damascus these days, the fact that some Iraqi refugees are selling sex or working in sex clubs is difficult to ignore.
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15 million readers, one Ugandan village. That'll work... The newspaper editor described (by his own newspaper, at least) as being "at the forefront of the digital revolution" has launched a three year programme that will connect "the ideas, goodwill, resources and expert knowledge of 15 million readers around the world" and focus them on lifting an African village "out of the Middle Ages." Over the next three years, Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger wrote in Saturday's edition, the village of Katine in Northern Uganda will be mapped and recorded by teams of Graun hacks observing progress in this "catalyst for change."â¦
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Description: NPR&#39;s Jason Beaubien reports on Sudanese refugees suffering from mental illness. Many of Sudanese refugees say that people have gone crazy because of the horrors they witnessed at the hands of Islamic militias. Being mentally ill in much of ...
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WASHINGTON - Many more white children use the Internet than do Hispanic and black students, a reminder that going online is hardly a way of life for everyone.