LRA to Get Hostile Reception in North
Rebels face anger of people who still bear physical and mental scars of their brutality.
Africa: Oct '07
IWPR report on Darfur gives victims of conflict a voice and sets scene for roundtable debate.
Kony Breaks Silence on Otti
Second-in-command alive, but under house arrest, as LRA command appears to crumble.
Otti Rumours Overshadow LRA Return
Speculation over demise of rebel commander comes as LRA begin talks with their victims.
Will Japan Play Key ICC Recruiting Role in Asia?
Japan’s recent membership of the ICC prompts debate on whether other Asian countries will now sign up.
Second Congolese Rebel in ICC Custody
Rights activists say court should now start to probe the big power-brokers in the Congolese conflict.
Rebels Deny Otti Execution Rumours
Reports suggested senior LRA commander had been killed after dispute with rebel chief.
LRA Set to Meet Victims
Rebels to hold landmark talks with Museveni in Kampala before heading off to discuss peace agreement with their victims.
Army Seeks to Allay ICC Concerns Over Prosecutions
Ugandan military attempts to prove it’s capable of trying its own war crime suspects.
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