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The Ongwen Verdict: A Step Closer to Acknowledgment and Justice for Victims in Northern Uganda

By Sarah Kihika Kasande and Jesse Mugero This post was originally published by ICTJ here. Dominic Ongwen listens to his guilty verdict in...

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The Ongwen Verdict: A Step Closer to Acknowledgment and Justice for Victims in Northern Uganda

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The Ongwen Verdict: A Step Closer to Acknowledgment and Justice for Victims in Northern Uganda