Uganda

Kampala Accused of Failing Vulnerable IDPs

A breakdown in family structure exposes lack of assistance for displaced.

Training in Uganda Bolsters Justice Reporting

Acholi Finally Bury Their Dead

Returnees bury the bones of war victims – but concern remains that evidence is being lost.

Press Crackdown Fears

Ugandan media freedom under spotlight as new sedition law is considered.

Test Case for Ugandan Justice

Kampala puts former LRA commander on trial – but not for war crimes.

Child Sacrifice Scourge Alarms North

Forty children have died as a result of ritual killings this year alone – but no-one has been convicted for the crimes.

Victims Say Justice Must Include Reparations

Seven years after having their livelihoods destroyed, victims are growing impatient at lack of economic justice.

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.