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UN Security Council Briefing (Jan. 2009)
Briefing to the Security Council on the Humanitarian Situation in the Areas Affected by the Lord’s Resistance Army, Emergency Relief Coordinator, 16 January 2009
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CSOPNU: HALT MILITARY OFFENSIVE: PEACEFUL SOLUTION IS THE PREFERED OPTION (December 2008)
The Coalition of Civil Society Organisations for Peace in Northern Uganda (CSOPNU) condemns the recent joint military offensive by the three governments of Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo and Southern Sudan against LRA positions.
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Peace Recovery and Development Plan (PRDP) for Northern Uganda Simplified version (English) (Jul 08)
The Peace, Recovery and Development Plan for Northern Uganda (PRDP) is a three year (2008 – 2010) plan by the Government of Uganda (GoU) to rebuild and rehabilitate northern Uganda following the end or hostilities between the Government and the LRA. The plan will cost UGX 1,091,734,734,297/= or US $606,517,297
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Learning from Past Experience; Designing a Better Future: DDRR in Northern Uganda (May 08)
The research commissioned by Civil Society Organisations for peace in Northern Uganda (CSOPNU), a coalition of 78 local and international civil society organizations working towards a peaceful resolution of the conflict in Northern Uganda was undertaken in February and March of 2008. The research was commissioned to act as a contribution to the discussions and agreements on disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) for ex-LRA combatants, and to provide lessons learned and recommendations for implementation of DDR in Uganda.
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Counting the Cost: Twenty Years of War in Northern Uganda (March 2006)
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Uprooted and Forgotten: Impunity and Human Rights Abuses in Northern Uganda (September 2005)
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Fulfilling the Forgotten Promise: The Protection of Civilians in Northern Uganda (January 2006)
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No Where to Hide (December 2004)
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Northern Uganda Human Security Report (May 2005)
This Human Security Update analyzes events surrounding the debate on peace versus justice in Northern Uganda. It examines the origins and evolution of the International Criminal Court's investigation into the conflict and the national and local initiatives to bring about peace, and attempts to bring them into conversation.
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Basita Plan
Copy of the “Basita Plan” created at Rwakitura, President Museveni’s current home base. Essentially it is a 50-year plan to consolidate rule of the Basita Clan in Uganda.
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FPA Mission Report, Gulu University (July 2001)
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Human Rights Focus: Between Two Fires: IDP Situation During Displacement and 2006 Elections
“The forceful displacement of these peoples from their homesteads started in 1996. People were herded into trading centres without their consent or any facilitation and have been involuntarily confined in these sites ever since.” (2006)
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IDPs in Acoli
Kitgum/Pader Emergency Food Assessment of several IDP camps (March/April 2004)
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“Negotiation by intrigue will not bring us peace,”
Op-Ed: Dr. Okot Nyormoi (December 2006)
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Refugee Law Project: Peace First, Justice Later, Traditional Justice in Northern Uganda (July 2005)
The following report seeks to engage in the current debate on issues of post-conflict reconstruction and appropriate mechanisms of justice within northern Uganda.
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“BETWEEN TWO FIRES”:THE PLIGHT OF IDPs IN NORTHERN UGANDA (2002)
The human rights situation in the “protected camps” in Gulu District, Northern Uganda (March 2002)
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Some of the Challenges of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) Situation In Northern Uganda
Report by Rosalba Oywa
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Divinity Union Limited Business Plan
Parts of a plan by Salim Saleh, brother of Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni, to develop Acholiland.
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