GNN (Griffith News Now): Ugandan child rescue

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When legal lecturer Kate van Doore discovered corruption was rife in a children’s home her organisation was funding in Uganda, there was only one thing to do – fly straight to the African country to facilitate a child rescue operation.

This edition’s feature highlights Kate’s extraordinary story.

Visit the [http://app.griffith.edu.au/03/griffith-news-now/|GNN Website].

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