In 2012, at the age of nine, Daniel Okweng featured on the Trócaire box as part of that year’s Lenten.

Now Daniel is a 15-year-old teenager. His home is a simple hut in northern Uganda and his family is among the survivors of one of the worst massacres perpetrated by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) during the 20 years of terror the rebel group inflicted on the region. Daniel was 18 months old at the time when over 300 people were killed in his village of Barlonyo on 21st Feb 2004.

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