A Crime Against Humanity: Forced Displacement

>> Sunday, June 15, 2008

Over 10 years (since 1985 for some) of forced displacement has changed the fabric of northern Uganda. View photos documenting a slow-motion genocide, in which 500,000 people have needlessly died. International law has been ignored as many died week after week. Poor health services, sanitation and access to food continues today.

The displaced community most affected -- Acholi -- is documented in the photo gallery linked below. [Photo Credit: IRIN News]

Photo Gallery of Ugandan Government Death Camps (IRIN News)


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The X.U.G (Xpose Uganda's Genocide) Coalition was created to bring to light the truth about Yoweri Museveni's woefully undemocratic regime and the ongoing secret genocide in northern Uganda, with the aim of the restoration of human rights and peace.

The coalition's secondary goal is to ensure accountability for reconstruction and development funds slated for war-torn N. Uganda by the US and other donors.

A crisis of epic proportions, the genocide being carried out against the Acoli for the last two decades has produced devastating consequences.

For the sake of current and future generations in Uganda, the world must recognize and end the genocide in Uganda. All Ugandans have a right to basic human rights, including the right to health, protection and education.

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