A trial for history: Thomas Kwoyelo in Uganda
On Monday 24 September, the International Crimes Division (ICD) opened the main trial in the case of Thomas Kwoyelo. This ...
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The Venom of War in northern Uganda
In the course of a recovery monitoring visit in Pader District, a gunshot survivor rehabilitated by Refugee Law Project with ...
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Confirmation of Charges Hearing against Thomas Kwoyelo in Ugandan Court Postponed Indefinitely; Judiciary Cites Lack of Funds
The confirmation of charges hearing against Thomas Kwoyelo, which was scheduled to start on Monday, July 23, has been postponed ...
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Dominic Ongwen’s former bush wife: “Ongwen will be accepted too”
Dominic Ongwen, a former commander in Uganda's notorious Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), is on trial at the ICC. Florence Ayot ...
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Preventing sexual violence: lessons from rebel armies in Burundi and Uganda
By Angela Muvumba Sellström (This article is published in collaboration with the international Violence and Exiting Violence Platform (FMSH).) I ...
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Thomas Kwoyelo was captured 6 years before Dominic Ongwen. Why has his trial been plagued by so many delays?
By Brenda Nanyunja Cast your mind back to 2009. Soldiers from the Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF) capture wanted Lord’s ...
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Victim, perpetrator…pariah? : “No place for a rebel” poses tough questions about amnesty, reconciliation and accountability in Gulu
Life hasn’t dealt Ugandan former rebel Opono Opondo an easy hand. Like Dominic Ongwen, he was abducted by the Lord’s ...
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Northern Ugandans react to end of LRA hunt
By Michael Ojok On the 20 of April 2017, the Uganda People’s Defence Force received back its first contingent of ...
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Ongwen ICC trial: Ugandans have other things on their mind
There are only two months to go before Dominic Ongwen, the former Lord's Resistance Army commander in Uganda starts his ...
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Forgiveness in northern Uganda: “I expected Dominic Ongwen to get amnesty like me”
By Serginho Roosblad Bernard Okello was 14 years old when the notorious Lord’s Resistance Army abducted him. For eight ...
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