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Daily Monitor Sunday February 28 2021 Summary Boost. Tired of fluctuating market price, Phillip Mulangira did a short research about chilli production and marketing something which enabled him identify some chilli exporters besides learning some export requirements for chilli. “During my research I happened to meet some exporters in Kampala who advised me on the production of the crop for both local and international markets,” he said. Advertisement On a Saturday afternoon at Barogole Centr...

Daily Monitor Wednesday February 17 2021 A UPDF officer (in the background) guards calves at Aswa ranch, in Pader District in 2017. PHOTO / FILE Advertisement A row has erupted between locals and government officials managing Aswa ranch in Angagura Sub-county, Pader District.  Aswa Ranch is among the state-owned ranches in the country, where some 1,300 cattle are being bred under the management of National Animal Genetic Resources Centre and Data Bank (NAGRC&DB).  In 2017, the Ministry of Agr...

9:53 CAT | 05 Feb 2021 0 Comments Share Lords Resistance Army ex-commander Dominic Ongwen who is accused of participating in the LRA?s alleged crimes, sits in the courtroom of the International Criminal Court in The Hague, Netherlands, Feb. 4, 2021 [Photo: ICC-CPI/Handout] Ex-Ugandan rebel commander Dominic Ongwen has been convicted of war crimes at the International Criminal Court. Thursday’s historic ruling also saw him convicted of forced pregnancy – a legal first in an international c...

By Ivan Ssenabulya   The International Criminal Court has faulted government of Uganda for the failure to protect citizens during

Lords Resistance Army commander guilty of Uganda war crimes Fri 05th February 2021 | 08:30 AM The Hague, Feb 5 (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 5th Feb, 2021 ) :The International CriminalCourt has convicted a child soldier-turned-Lords Resistance Army commander of war crimes and crimes against humanity during a reign of terror in Uganda. Dominic Ongwen, 45, was found guilty Thursday of 61 charges including multiple murders, rape and sexual enslavement by the rebel group, plus the first eve...

The crime of conscripting children under the age of 15 into the Sinia brigade and using them to participate actively in hostilities.

Victims of Ugandas notorious warlord hail ICC guilty verdict By RFI © via REUTERS - ICC-CPI Handout The International Criminal Court on Thursday found a child soldier-turned-Lords Resistance Army commander guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity during a reign of terror in Uganda. Victims and rights groups hailed the verdict as "historic" as it the first conviction to date at the ICC of any leader of the LRA. Dominic Ongwen, 45, was found guilty of 61 charges including multiple murder...

International Court convicts Ugandan commander of war crimes The International Criminal Court in The Hague has convicted a former commander in the Ugandan rebel group Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) of dozens of war crimes and crimes against humanity, ranging from multiple murders to forced marriages. Dominic Ongwen faces a maximum punishment of life imprisonment. By Stefan J. Bos Presiding Judge Bertram Schmitt took his time to outline horrific crimes he said were committed by the commander of ...

ICC finds Ongwen fully responsible of his crimes as a LRA commander 4 February 2021By AFP The Ugandan child soldier-turned-Lord’s Resistance Army commander is fully responsible. “The chamber did not find evidence for the claim by the defence that he suffered from any mental disease or that he committed the crimes under duress,” said the International Criminal Court (ICC), today, in a long-awaited judgment. Dominic Ongwen, 45, is guilty of 61 charges of war crimes and crimes against human...

Ugandan Lords Resistance Army commander guilty of war crimes Issued on: 04/02/2021 - 12:46 4 min The Hague (AFP) The International Criminal Court on Thursday convicted a Ugandan child soldier-turned-Lords Resistance Army commander of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Dominic Ongwen, 45, was found guilty of 61 charges over a reign of terror in the early 2000s, including the first conviction by the ICC for the crime of forced pregnancy. The court said Ongwen ordered attacks on refugee cam...