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ACR Issue 193 | Institute for War and Peace Reporting

Uganda's Ability to Try Rebels Questioned

Rachel Irwin

13 Jan 09

While ICC reconsiders LRA cases, experts ask if Uganda is capable of prosecuting rebel suspects.

ICC Judges to Review LRA Cases

Katy Glassborow

25 Nov 08

Rethink comes in light of deal between Kampala and rebels providing for domestic war crimes prosecutions.

International Justice/ICC: Oct '08

IWPR

24 Nov 08

Radio stations in South Kivu, eastern DRC, eager to rebroadcast the first programme in IWPR series on war crimes justice.

ICC Risks Losing the Plot in Congo

Lisa Clifford

21 Nov 08

Sad Plight of Landmine Blast Survivors

Gloria Laker

20 Nov 08

Government pledging to help victims, often shunned by friends, families and employers.

International Justice/ICC: Oct ‘08

Bill Oketch

20 Nov 08

Expose of psychological suffering endured by LRA victims assists efforts to raise money for trauma centres.

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