Lubanga Chronicle #23 Witness 55: If a kadogo finishes his training, he’s deployed, he joins a brigade, he’s given a weapon, and obviously he’s going to fight.

Friday, 11 December 2009 00:59

Read Lubanga Chronicle #23 19 May 2009

New recruits were sent to Rwampara, Bule, Bunia, and Aru, says Witness 55. Places where the UPC had erected its military training camps. Locations where children under the age of 15 would become soldiers in three weeks. Having arrived at the training camp, the recruits were registered with the purpose of immediately commencing martial instruction.

Source:Aegistrust

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