Mark Bixler's The Lost Boys of Sudan

Since 1983, the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) and the Sudanese government have fought in southern Sudan. This brutal confrontation devastated the country, robbed hundreds of lives and banished many people in the southern Sudan. Most of these abandoned people are young people aged 5-12 who came back from breeding livestock to see their villages attacked and their villagers were killed by government militia did. The boys ran away and did not know what they would encounter on their trip away from violence in their country.

Based on Megan Mylan 's Sudan Civil War and Dinka refugee' s experience from Jon Shenk 's documentary film "Lost Boys of Sudan", "The Lost Boys of Sudan". Their story is also recorded in the book "The Lost Boys Journey" by Joan Hecht. Dinka The autobiographical autobiography of refugees is a novel by Dave Eggers and has a topic. Other books of "Lost Boys" and "Lost Boys" include the flames of John Bul Dau who is tired of our god and the flames of Alephonsion Deng, Benson Deng, Benjamin Ajak from the sky.

Mark Bixler wrote a compelling report on the extraordinary difficulties experienced by missing boys in Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya and the painful experiences that they experienced since they came to the United States. In addition to documenting the experiences of some boys, Bixler has also taken the basic background of the civil war that led to the eradication of millions of South Sudan and the origin and evolution of US policies against victims persecuted Provided. The boys who got lost in Sudan not only appealed to readers of the dramatic stories presented on their pages but also citizens of US government officials trying to improve their programs and private groups involved in resettlement of refugees As well.

Mark Bixler wrote a persuasive story about the four brave and persistent young men who overcame great adversities before arriving in the United States. As former university chief, I particularly like the strong aspirations that a lost boy wants to receive university education and personal sacrifices that I am willing to do to achieve their goals. As head of the refugees worldwide and head of mission to serve the United States, I discovered that a lost child in Sudan is an excellent referral to a group of newcomers in this immigrant refugee country did.