Witness Speaks of Mandro Attack
A prosecution witness describes assault on town, just days after Bogoro raid.
Prosecutors Criticised for Withholding Witness Information
Judge says Lubanga’s lawyers should have been informed of details regarding defence witnesses.
Defence Challenge Witness Credibility
They accuse prosecution of coaching witnesses, impeding a fair hearing.
New Radio Show for Uganda
IWPR launches programme on human rights and justice in the north of the country.
Witnesses Speak of Training Camp Floggings
Former child soldiers tell Lubanga trial of ordeal after their abduction.
Parallel Administration Disputes Remain
Kinshasa struggles to re-impose state authority over North Kivu territories.
Drug Addiction Hinders Child Soldier Reintegration
War-torn society struggles to deal with drug problem among demobilised youths.
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