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New report: How to dismantle the LRA from the bottom-up
New report: How to dismantle the LRA from the bottom-up
Frontline research and advocacy for a more just and peaceful future
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is a real-time mapping platform and data collection system created to bring an unprecedented level of transparency to the atrocities of the Lord’s Resistance Army.
- July 20 to 21- NE of Obo, CAR: #LRA forces, composed of men, women and children, looted, interrogated and temporarily abducted 2 hunters.
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Loosening Kony’s Grip
Posted 12/12/12This report provides an analysis of today’s LRA and shows how it can be dismantled by promoting defections.
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Security Brief: January-March 2013
Posted 12/12/12This brief analyzes and illustrates trends in LRA atrocities from January to March of 2013.
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Hidden in Plain Sight: Sudan’s harboring of the LRA
Posted 12/12/12This report reveals a new chapter in the history of the LRA conflict, exposing Sudan’s continued harboring of LRA elements […]
- "Before protecting civilians, it is good to have a real dialogue w/ them, collaborate w/ them, and come near to them" http://t.co/tEdCefRmRM
- “The population does not see the impact of #MONUSCO interventions. No protection, no collaboration, no dialogue.” http://t.co/tEdCefRmRM
- Congolese surveyed on #MONUSCO in #LRA-affected areas say mission rarely consults w/ community. http://t.co/plv1qfB3uT
- Survey shows Congolese very frustrated w/ #MONUSCO’s inability to protect civilians from #LRA attacks in #DRC. http://t.co/tEdCefRmRM
- New report on community perceptions of @MONUSCO peacekeepers in NE #DRC affected by #LRA violence. http://t.co/tEdCefRmRM