1 of 6 A woman, named Anne, stands in the charred remains of Barlonyo camp, near Lira in northern Uganda, the scene of a massacre at the weekend.
2 of 6 The camp was meant to be a safe haven for refugees, but more than 190 people were killed. It is thought the Lord's Resistance Army carried out the killings.
3 of 6 The small militia meant to defend the camp was overpowered by the rebels. Later Ugandan soldiers arrived to secure the area.
4 of 6 Families took refuge in huts when the rebels arrived. But the attackers simply set light to the buildings, burning many alive and leaving others with terrible injuries.
5 of 6 The LRA rebels are notorious for their brutality. They have a record of chopping off the limbs, lips and ears of their victims.
6 of 6 Family members hold down a boy who has been taken to the Lira hospital in northern Uganda for treatment.