Some Ugandans have expressed support for their ongoing legal proceedings against the rebel leader Joseph Kony by the International Criminal Court, also known as ICC
Kony is facing 39 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity as the fugitive leader of the Lord Resistance Army, or LRA, which terrorized northern Uganda for decades
The direct victims, the people that lost lives, the people that lost limbs, land and livelihood
are directly affected and directly invested in this trial. For them it is a pursuit of justice that has eluded them for a very long time
They believe that maybe justice may be served. Maybe Joseph Korn may one day be found
Bete Bigombe, now a Ugandan diplomat, has been credited as the person who helped stop the war in northern Uganda through her peace negotiations with Kony
Some of the victims would have wanted to know what happened to get justice are dead Some of them had given up that is why I started with the other usual saying that justice delayed is justice denied this should have taken place
much much earlier Grace Masiko a former journalist and now security yst said
the lord assistance army has not been completely wiped out and could still pose a danger to ugandan
security well first of all the threat is still there because we don't know where they are and
we may not even give the exact figure of how many they are even the family members that have returned
to uganda cannot tell exactly where they last communicated including his children who say they
They just communicated with Joseph Cohen 10 years ago. So someone still in the jungle 10 years ago can still be as lethal as someone who has just vanished today
Connie was thrust into the global spotlight in 2012 when a video about his crime went viral
Despite the attention and international evils to capture him, he remains at large