Conflict resolution

Kampala's Compensation Pledge Questioned

Victims still awaiting government support six years after government promises to support those injured during rebel war in northern Uganda.

Badakhshan Fighting Leaves Lasting Effects

Lawyers Demand Former Rebel's Release

They say continued detention of former Lord's Resistance Army commander without charge is unlawful.

Documenting Tajikistan's Civil War

Local Leaders' Anger at Theft of Development Funds

Widespread fears that ongoing projects in war torn northern Uganda will be cut short.

World Food Programme to Buy from Local Farmers

New UN crop purchasing scheme is welcomed by growers in northern Uganda but not everyone has been able to access it.

Police Abuse Uncovered in Northern Uganda

Experts call for training and disciplinary action as force tops report on human rights violations.

Iraq Amnesty Could Set Killers Loose

Draft law intended to promote return to normality, but critics warn of opposite effect if militants believe they have impunity.

Medical Referrals Under Scrutiny in Uganda

Patients in the north complain of illicit payments requested by hospital staff and difficulties accessing specialist treatment.

The Views

Bosniak and Croat couple describe raising mixed-heritage children in post-war Sarajevo.