A critical review of ‘recovery’ and ‘development’ in post-war northern Uganda some half-decade after the multi-million dollar implementation of the Peace, Recovery and Development Plan (PRDP) is timely and can contribute to maximizing the dividends of ‘peace’ in such a post-war context. It is against this backdrop that RLP undertook an exploratory study on the plight of children and women with children born of war in the selected districts of Adjumani, Arua and Zombo, with a view to
informing appropriate advocacy interventions for policy and legislative reforms.
Working Papers
Our working paper series presents in-depth analyses of specific situations that have been investigated or recorded by RLP research trips. These working papers attempt to maintain a careful balance by being academically rigorous yet highly accessible to non-specialists, bearing in mind the difficulties and risks of conducting research in often volatile regions.
ELUSIVE JUSTICE: The Plight of Children Born of War in Adjumani, Arua and Zombo Districts West Nile Sub-Region, Uganda
