GENEVA — Leaders of Uganda's Lord's Resistance Army must be brought to justice for carrying attacks of deliberate brutality in neighbouring Sudan and Congo, the top UN human rights official said on Monday.
Launching two reports on investigations into a series of assaults on civilians, including babies, in the past year in the African neighbours, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay said it was critical that LRA leaders be tried in international court for what may be crimes against humanity.