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ICC: How to interpret Ongwen's conviction?
ICC: How to interpret Ongwen's conviction?
Fully responsible and guilty. Yesterday, on February 4th, seventeen years after the Ugandan authorities asked the International Criminal Court to investigate the northern Ugandan conflict, former Lord’s Resistance Army commander Dominic Ongwen was found guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. A clear verdict and a clear defeat for the defense victim-perpetrator narrative, that […]
By Asymmetrical Haircuts, for JusticeInfo.net
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