Prison Rape Victims Recount Ordeal
Women violated in failed prison breakout that sparks worldwide concern.
Lubanga Defence Warn New Charges Threaten Trial
They say sexual slavery charges and others urged by victims' lawyers would “gravely breach the fundamental rights of the accused and his rights of due process”.
Court Told Ex-Girl Soldiers Struggled to Reintegrate
Witness says many were stigmatised by their communities for being raped by militia commanders.
Secret Police Accused of Torture
Rights groups say they have received many reports of intelligence agents abusing detainees.
Twice Captive of the LRA
Former wife of rebel leader Joseph Kony talks of life with Africa’s most wanted man.
Corruption Exacerbates Food Crisis
Graft plaguing development programmes may be contributing to food shortage and malnutrition in north.
Farmers Battle Drought
Many returnees in northern Uganda struggle to rebuild their farms.
Praljak Claims Croats Never Sought Bosnia Partition
Defendant says they just wanted to prevent the Islamisation of the country.
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