Uganda

Crippled North Struggles to Recover

Families returning to former villages confronted by ruined homes and poorly-resourced, overcrowded schools.

International Justice/ICC: Mar '08

IWPR’s coverage of the ICC praised for its fairness.

LRA's Murky Negotiators

Former rebel negotiator accuses LRA peace talks’ delegation of being shambolic and driven by self-interest.

All Eyes on Lubanga Trial

The conduct and outcome of the trial is likely to have huge implications for international justice.

Northerners Weigh Up Odhiambo Killing

Some worry alleged execution may damage peace deal, but most believe it will eventually be signed.

Patience of LRA Victims Wearing Thin

Refugees Fear Renewed Conflict

By Columbus Onoo in Gulu, northern Uganda (AR No. 165, 08-Apr-08)

LRA's Foes Chafe at Peace Delay

Embittered by years of war, former pro-government paramilitaries want Ugandan rebels captured if peace deal is not signed.

Patience of LRA Victims Wearing Thin

Victims of Uganda’s 20-year war say the rebels should be pursued if a peace accord is not signed.

Northern Uganda Awaits Final Peace

As northern Ugandans wait for a historic peace deal to be signed, many are looking forward to a period of recovery and regrowth.