Transitional Justice and Gender in Uganda: Making Peace, Failing Women During the Peace Negotiation Process

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Author:

Harriet Nabukeera-Musoke

Africa

Eastern Africa

Uganda

Harriet Nabukeera-Musoke has been working with Isis Women's International Cross Cultural Exchange (Isis-WICCE) for ten years, where she now presides as the Exchange Programme Coordinator. She has taken part in research missions to document women's experiences of the armed conflict in Uganda and women's peace initiatives in Burundi, Liberia and Mozambique.

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Transitional Justice Gender Uganda Peace Negotation Process, Nabukeera-Musoke, 2009

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