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Amanda Paul & Kabung Lomodong

Amanda

South Sudan from our birth coloured our life pattern because we were exiles. It wasn’t that our parents chose to come here as economic immigrants - we were forced to come here because they were refugees. It took a while to be proud of being South Sudanese. It took a long time even to be proud to be African before even being South Sudanese because being African is being South Sudanese for me.

Kabung

To come to a point where now we can say, you know what I am South Sudanese and we are standing for peace and unity and justice - everything like that - I think it is an amazing thing to come so far and I’m proud. I have come to a point where I have accepted that this has happened, it doesn’t have to be the future but we can actually make a difference from this generation.

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Christian Aid is a charity in England and Wales registered charity no. 1105851 Scotland charity no. SC039150 Company no. 5171525 Christian Aid Ireland: Northern Ireland charity no. NIC101631 Company no. NI059154 and Republic of Ireland charity no. 20014162 Company no. 426928.

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