The Pulse on the LRA – and Kony 2012 – from South Sudan
Paul Ronan of Resolve (our policy and advocacy partners) is blogging from the region currently affected by LRA activity. He was halfway through a five-week research trip when Kony 2012 launched. Reposted from The Resolve Blog: Yesterday I visited the geographic heart of LRA violence in central Africa, a small town called Ezo where the […]
Update on U.S. advisory troops in Central Africa
The 100 U.S. advisory troops are now stationed across 4 countries and are directly involved in operations on the ground
On The Radar: LRA Crisis updates
Our LRA Crisis Tracker team is working to bring you the most accurate and up-to-date information from the ground – here are some main highlights from the last 7 days.
New LRA Crisis Tracker reports being put to good use
Crisis Tracker cited in multiple articles today regarding LRA activity
Invisible Children & Resolve release the first LRA Crisis Tracker Annual Security Brief
Invisible Children and Resolve today released our first-ever LRA Crisis Tracker Annual Brief. Here are a few highlights from the report.
LRA Crisis Tracker 2011 Annual Brief
Today marks the official release of the LRA Crisis Tracker 2011 Annual Brief (French version available here). This report analyzes all recorded LRA attacks from 2011, and paints a very concrete picture of how this brutal rebel army has affected communities in Central Africa this past year. Along with our counterparts in DC, Resolve, we launched the LRA Crisis […]
President Obama references the mission to stop the LRA
President Obama references the mission to stop the LRA at the National Prayer Breakfast
Washington Post article discusses international effort to bring Kony to justice
Washington Post article gets us more excited than ever to bring Joseph Kony to justice in 2012
Keeping an eye on South Sudan
Since the LRA has been known to make its presence known in South Sudan, we like to keep tabs on the happenings (and you should too). And since South Sudan is a new(ish) country, we want it to succeed (and you should too). There have been recent retaliatory attacks between ethnic groups in the region which has displaced […]