We Can’t Be Sure Who Killed Us: Memory and Memorialization in Post-conflict Northern Uganda

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03/04/2011

ICTJ; Julian Hopwood

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This reports examine the role of memorials in transitional justice processes, based on research conducted in the Acholi and Lango subregions of northern Uganda. It offers recommendations to those planning memorial activities on how to achieve the highest impact.

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We Can’t Be Sure Who Killed Us: Memory and Memorialization in Post-conflict Northern Uganda

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