0761204 Contego and the Rebels
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CONTEGO AND THE REBELS
A Developing Graphic Novel
•The Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) is a rebel guerrilla active in Uganda and in some parts of Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
•These children are then forced to perform violent hostilities.
•Led by Joseph Kony, the group is accused of several human rights violations, ranging from sexual enslavement to murder.
•The most infamous is the abduction of children into its forces and this has occurred to nearly 30, 000 children.
(20) 7%
(46) 15%
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(25)8% (191) 64%
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TO THE RESCUE!
• Contego, the superhero in this graphic novel; Latin for “protect”.
• Power of camouflage which extends to his communication.
• His skin colour will never be shown.
• Contego travels to the affected area to release the children and bring the LRA to an end.
• He must fight the evil villain, Domino (representing Joseph Kony).
• Storyline will entice readers to learn more
about the issues.
•Ultimate Goal: transform
Contego into a graphic novel
series about the plights of the
developing world.
• Bold colours will attract potential
consumers.
•Each graphic novel will end with an
explanation of the situation today.
CITATIONS• "Child soldiering, a global problem." Embassy of the
United States of America. 15 08 2005. Embassy of the United States of America. 9 Oct 2008 <http://montevideo.usembassy.gov/usaweb/paginas/482
-00EN.shtml>. • "Uganda: Still gripped by fear." Middle East and Africa.
29 11 2007. The Economist. 9 Oct 2008 <https://www.economist.com/world/mideast-africa/displaystory.cfm?story_id=10214802>.
• Derluyn, I., E . Broekaert, G . Schuyten, E . Temmerman. "Post-traumatic stress in former Ugandan child soldiers." The Lancet 363(2004): 861 - 863.
• Borzello, Anna. "Profile: Ugandan rebel Joseph Kony ." BBC News-Africa. 05 07 2006. BBC News. 9 Oct 2008 <http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/5146662.stm>.
(Other graphics created by myself.)