A Difficult Homecoming
As northern Uganda’s tenuous peace continues to hold, refugees are slowly returning to their villages.
28 Sep 07
Darfur
Floods Pile on Agony in the North
Worst floods in 35 years sweep region already devastated by two decades of civil war.
25 Sep 07
Northern Uganda: Female Victims Demand Justice
Women who suffered abduction, rape and mutilation at the hands of insurgents say the Ugandan government must charge those responsible.
23 Aug 07
Outreach Teams Urged to Prioritise Children
ICC called on to promote education of war affected children of northern Uganda.
1 Aug 07
IDPs Head Home
As a fragile peace returns to northern Uganda, hundreds of thousands of refugees begin the trek to their abandoned homes.
1 Aug 07
Few Victims Likely to Participate in Sudan Trial
Only the victims of acts of violence cited in the charge sheet for Darfur will have a chance to make their views known to the International Criminal Court.
26 Jul 07
Local Justice Process Agreed at Peace Talks
Government and rebel negotiators decide local courts and traditional reconciliation efforts are the best way to secure peace and justice.
10 Jul 07
No Consensus in North on War Crimes Justice
Northerners divided over ICC warrants for LRA and calls for the army to be investigated.
16 Jun 07
ICC Suspect Dealing With Darfur Crisis
Humanitarian affairs minister alleged to have supplied and armed tens of thousands of Janjaweed militiamen.
16 Jun 07
Uganda's Need for Justice Far Exceeds ICC's Mandate
Locals say Ugandan army forces as well as the rebels have a long history of violence which is likely never to go to court.
26 May 07
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