Samuel Okiror
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Ugandan judge Julia Sebutinde insists that Lord Resistance Army leaders must go before an international tribunal rather than informal local courts.
Research shows that many regard acts of retaliation as a way to overcome their experiences.
He says his government may urge ICC to drop LRA indictments if rebels conclude peace deal.
A leading proponent of peace negotiations between LRA and Ugandan government urges rebel group to prepare for Hague trials.
Parliamentarians in northern Uganda gather evidence of atrocities by the Ugandan army and LRA rebels.
Rebels dismiss government appeal for the release of people held against their will.
Research data suggest that northern Uganda’s rebels kidnapped and forcibly conscripted nearly 80,000 people over the years, including twice as many children as previously believed.
Leading LRA suspect says Hague court would also have to indict members of the Ugandan army.