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To enter the shrine of St George, pilgrims must remove their shoes -- or "shose" as the sign describes them. Rugs cover the stone floor. The impression is of being inside a mosque.
As many as 320 000 people in the north of the country have been displaced by the LRA as it extends its abduction and terror raids.
More than a third of the world's population lacks access to adequate sanitation, according to a survey by the British charity WaterAid. In a report marking World Toilet Day on November 19, the organisation has compiled an international "bogroll of dishonour", designed to shame countries into improving facilities.
