Two Years Later, No Answers on Uganda Killings

October 10, 2018 Video Uganda: No Justice for Children, Civilians Killed in 2016 Massacre Ugandan authorities have failed to investigate the police and military responsible for killing more than 100 people in western Uganda in 2016. Two years after Ugandan government forces killed more than 100 people in Kasese, western Uganda, family members of those missing or killed still wait for justice. On November 26, 2016, following years of tensions between government and the Bakonzo people of the Rwenzururu kingdom in western Uganda, government security forces attacked the office of the kingdom’s…

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