Uganda

Haunted by the Past

Tribal chiefs bury remains of war victims to quell ghostly fears.

Continued Pursuit of LRA Questioned

Calls grow for halt to military campaign against Ugandan rebels.

Uganda's Ability to Try Rebels Questioned

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

Crippled and Destitute Stranded in Camps

With nowhere to go and no-one to look after them, they face an uncertain future.

Lira Corruption Arrests Controversy

Police criticised over their handling of arrests of local representatives suspected of fraud.

Ituri's Fragile Peace

Locals say international justice needs to play role in reconciliation and determining root causes of conflict.

Will He, Won't He?

Northern Ugandan leaders' hopes of securing peace deal raised as rebel leader once more claims he will sign.

ICC Judges to Review LRA Cases

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

ICC Risks Losing the Plot in Congo

Sad Plight of Landmine Blast Survivors

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