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"The first two years I just cried constantly," the actress told Newsweek magazine. "I couldn't really talk about the situation without being emotional. And I went through a period of just complete lack of hope."

During her February visit to the Oure Cassoni refugee camp on the border between Darfur and Chad, she came across a disturbed seven-year-old boy whose family had tied him to a pole to keep him from wandering away or hurting himself.

The boy had spent 48 hours hiding in the bush after his village was bombed. "I talked to him for like half an hour and just kind of looked at him for a long time before he touched me," Jolie told the magazine, "and there was a little boy in there who was open to a kind sound."