In Palabek Refugee Settlement, Lamwo District, James Okot found himself entangled in a boundary dispute that spiraled into a violent confrontation. With little hope for resolution, James turned to WORUDET’s paralegal network for help. Alfred, one of WORUDET’s trained paralegals, assessed the situation and urged restraint, advising James against retaliation and guiding him toward lawful action through the police. Alfred’s counsel extended beyond the immediate conflict. He emphasized the importance of modeling non‑violent behavior and fostering a culture of peace within the settlement. Though the perpetrator was not apprehended immediately, Alfred ensured that the case was properly documented. A medical examination was filed under P.F.3, and references were made to […]
