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Representatives from the Lords Resistance Army (LRA) are touring Acholi villages in Northern Uganda Uganda asking for forgiveness. Twenty one years of civil war have left thousands dead and more than two million displaced.

Drama/Action movie about arms trafficking and arms brokers and its relationship to abusive armed groups and governments. Amnesty International teaching guide available.

A website focused on overcoming negative stereotypes in the South Caucuses.

A docudrama about a real friendship between two Israeli and Palestinian teenagers who met at a peace camp in Canada. Two years later, they meet at opposite sides of a checkpoint.

Demand for Cassiterite is fueling the killings in Congo. Militias rely on slave labor to extract the ore, forcing locals to work in sub-human conditions.

Film exploring human rights violations in the military prison in Croatia.

Publication including lesson plans and information on how to use multimedia to to teach human rights to children and youth.

Peter Uvin talks about limits to the rights-based approach in conflict situations.

The footage you see in "Kosovo and Beyond" details gruesome evidence of Serbian torture and killing of ethnic Albanians. Similar violence in Sierra Leone, Rwanda and East Timor underscores the fact that no place is immune from grave human rights violations. The video underscores the importance of an effective International Criminal Court, the first ever permanent court established to promote the rule of law and ensure that the gravest international crimes do not go unpunished.

In this 5-minute mini-documentary, leading figures in the field of international justice discuss the possibility of an ICC case in Kenya in light of the controversy over the fact that all of the ICCs current cases are also in Africa.