In 2005, the LRA was forced out of Uganda by the army and the rebels went into what was is now South Sudan and eventually set up camp in the border area with the Democratic Republic of Congo.

in Uganda. But in January, the rebels walked out of talks, citing security fears after Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir vowed to “get rid of the LRA from Sudan”. They backed down in March ...

When military pressure forced the LRA out of Uganda in 2005, the rebels scattered across parts of central Africa. The group has faded in recent years, and reports of LRA attacks are rare.

Many children born in captivity and their mothers continue to grapple with similar stigma, never mind that it is nearly two ...

June 28, 2006 (LONDON) — The LRA combined the fanaticism of a cult with ruthless military efficiency, and while its apparent aim was to impose the Ten Commandments on Uganda, its means could ...

Kwoyelo was arrested in March 2009 in the DRC during a sweep by regional forces against LRA rebels who had fled from Uganda two years earlier. He was put on trial in July 2011 before the ICD ...

On Wednesday, the ICC calculated the total value of reparations for an estimated 50,000 eligible victims to be approximately €52,429,000, a record sum whereby each victim will receive a symbolic ...

ICC Registrar Osvaldo Zavala Giler, speaking to the media Tuesday in Uganda, assured victims of the violent, long-running LRA rebellion that the court would do as much as possible to ensure ...

The youngest was about twelve. -Grace T., age sixteen Children are abducted in record numbers by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) in northern Uganda and subjected to brutal treatment as soldiers ...

The Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF), led ... embedded with Ugandan troops hunting down LRA rebels in Central African Republic, and covered violence and political instability in South Sudan.

In 2005, the LRA was forced out of Uganda by the army and the rebels went into what is now South Sudan. They eventually set-up camp in the border area with the Democratic Republic of Congo.

KAMPALA (Reuters) - A Ugandan court has ordered the government to pay up to 10 million Ugandan shillings ($2,740) to each victim of Lord's Resistance Army commander Thomas Kwoyelo, the first senior ...