A Ugandan court has found former Lord’s Resistance Army commander Thomas Kwoyelo guilty on 44 war crimes charges, marking a critical moment in addressing the country’s troubled history. Kwoyelo’s conviction sheds light on the painful legacy of Joseph Kony’s insurgency, which left deep wounds across Uganda. While the verdict is a step towards justice, It also encompasses the complexities and challenges of fully reconciling with the past. Readers may find it worthwhile to explore the full story and the ongoing efforts for justice.

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Uganda Delivers Guilty Verdict on Lord’s Resistance Army Leader