Lubanga Chronicle #35 Mr. Roberto Garreton, former UN Special Rapporteur: Recruiting children via campaigns, thats evil, but even worse was recruiting children by force and thats what happened in Congo.

Friday, 11 December 2009 01:05

Read Lubanga Chronicle #35 17-18 June 2009

What is the reason to kill anyone? Why are massacres committed in such a brutal way? What are the roots of such intense hatred? Ethnic differences? Control of natural resources? Political tensions? Power? Murders, rapes, pillaging or the forced enlistment of children are incomprehensible acts that need to be rationalised. At least if we are not to believe that human beings are essentially cruel. Today, the Courtappointed expert, Mr. Roberto Garretón, will try to clarify. He sits before the International Criminal Court to explain what seems to be inexplicable.

Source:Aegistrust

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