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For years, the Ugandan government has contended with Joseph Kony’s Lord’s Resistance Army. The International Criminal Court in The Hague hopes to try Kony, but the local population primarily wants peace and reunited families.

For more than twenty years, the Ugandan government has contended with Joseph Kony’s Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA). By now, his army of child soldiers also haunts Sudan and Congo. The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague wants to try Kony as soon as possible, but the native population primarily hopes for their children’s safe homecoming. Quirijns films ICC staff members, who explain their plan of action and investigate the rebel leader’s crimes. She also followed Ugandan negotiators for years, who put all their energy in peace negotiations. After all, the people themselves are mainly craving for peace and reunited families. This documentary about complex moral issues provides the insight that, even if everybody basically wishes the same, divergent opinions can thwart this process.

Credits

Production company
Submarine Film
ITVS International
TV company
VPRO TV
Distributor NL
Submarine Film

Title: Peace Versus Justice
Year: 2012
Duration : 1 hour, 5 minutes
Category: Long Documentary
Edition: NFF 2012

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