Lords Resistance Army and Conflict and Peace Building in Uganda

For more than 25 years, the majority of child soldiers led by a man named Joseph Connie could not kill civilians in Uganda by shooting guns. Since then the conflict has spread from north and west to Uganda, and to other regions, for example the Democratic Republic of Congo and the southern part of Sudan. Because Kony and his God Resistance Army killed thousands of African indigenous peoples and banished millions of African indigenous peoples, the conflict also affects other important areas of the Central African Republic It was.

The source of the present war between the government of Uganda and the main resistance army (LRA) of Algaroand intertwine with the history of the Uganda conflict and the emergence of the National Resistance Army (now known as the National Resistance Movement, NRM) There. Current President is his excellence Yoweri K. Museveni. It all began in the 1979 war. Yidi Amin, known as President of Uganda, killed a lot of Achori and Rangi people and banished over 80,000 Asians from Uganda. Overthrow created a second term for Milton Obote. And then he evacuated in Tanzania after being defeated by Idi Amin. Obote got help from the Tanzanian army to fight Idi Amin

The driving force of the conflict in the northern part of Uganda and the resistance of the Lord The indictment of the International Criminal Court (ICC) of Army (LRA) Commander is the ideal case of tension between these conflicts and containment of massive violent criminals . . The fact that the International Criminal Court prosecuted the supreme Commander in the High Resistance Army seemed to have hindered the final peace agreement and hopes that many countries in northern Uganda will end the 21-year-old violence .

It is also called the resistance movement of the Lord, an anti-government force and a non-orthodox Christian group working in northern Uganda, South Sudan, Central African Republic, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Originally known as the UN Salvation Army and Uganda Christian Legion / Sports, its goals included the establishment of democracy of multiple political parties, Uganda under the Ten Commandments, Nationalism of Accor. The motivating political agenda and its military strategy and tactics largely reflect this, and its leader, Joseph Connie calls himself a prophet, his leader. He received the nickname "African David Corres"