Counting the Cost - Twenty Years of War in Northern Uganda

Publisher:
Civil Society Organisations for Peace in Northern Uganda
Publication Date:
30 March 2006
Tags:
Conflict, Peace and Security, Uganda

Since 1986 northern Uganda has been trapped in a deadly cycle of violence and suffering. After 20 years the war shows no real signs of abating, and every day it goes on it exacts a greater toll from the women, men, and children affected by the crisis. The time has come for all parties involved to act decisively. The LRA, the Government of Uganda, and the international community must acknowledge the true scale and horror of the situation and act resolutely and without delay, both to guarantee the effective protection of civilians in the region and to secure a just and lasting peace.

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