Uganda

Uganda Gets Time to Solve Witness Safety Problem

Court officials say appeal against acquittal of LRA suspect may allow them to get protection measures in place for future trials.

Memorials of LRA Conflict Short on Detail

Several monuments built to commemorate lives lost in the 20-year rebel war in northern Uganda are lacking much needed records of events and those who died.

Reporting Apprenticeships Offered in Uganda

Uganda Witness Protection Under Scrutiny

Experts call for a comprehensive witness protection programme as High Court takes on its first war crimes trial of alleged former Lord’s Resistance Army commander.

International Justice/ICC: Jun/Jul '11 Part I

Journalists set to benefit from long term on-the-job training as they begin third series of Facing Justice radio programme.

Reporting Apprenticeships Offered in Uganda

Journalists set to benefit from long term on-the-job training as they begin third series of Facing Justice radio programme.

Ugandan War Crimes Trial Hangs in Balance

Authorities should not miss chance to deliver justice following 20-year conflict with northern rebels.

War on LRA Rebels Loses Momentum

Efforts to defeat feared group run into trouble as regional governments fail to address threat.

Abuse Victims Still Waiting for Damages Payouts

Unpaid compensation awarded to victims of security service excesses prompts concern over government's commitment to criminalise torture.

Questions Raised Over Landmark Ugandan Trial

As the first LRA rebel is set to face justice, experts wonder whether the court trying him can adequately handle the case.