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Thomas Kwoyelo

Thomas Kwoyelo finally convicted after 15 years in prison. The Judgment was pronounced on August 13, 2024 in Uganda.
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Kwoyelo’s conviction, at long last

More than 15 years after his arrest, Uganda’s Lord’s Resistance Army former rebel commander Thomas Kwoyelo was found guilty by a Ugandan court of 44 counts of atrocity crimes on August 13. More time is required for his sentencing.
By Grace Matsiko (our correspondent in Uganda)
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Thomas Kwoyelo at his trial in Uganda

Kwoyelo: “At no time did I kill any one”

Report from Thomas Kwoyelo's birthplace in Uganda, with his family. Photo: Kwoyelo's relatives in front of the house where he lived as a child.

“Kwoyelo was born and grew up here”

Thomas Kwoyelo's trial in Uganda - He appears on video on television during a hearing he is unable to attend.

Uganda: apologies but still no trial for ex-LRA Kwoyelo

Thomas Kwoyelo in Ouganda

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Kwoyelo Trial: Frustration on all sides

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Uganda faces first test with Kwoyelo LRA trial