The seriousness of charges - and the evidence – often get little attention in this debate. A short THREAD:
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Ongwen ordered everything be “exterminated,” and reported the attack on the radio to Kony.
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Ongwen ordered his men to burn everything, and later claimed the attack on radio, saying “it was me.”
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Ongwen claimed the attack on radio saying “we burnt everything.”
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A sentence with significant mitigation is likely and to be expected.
This is a tragic case for all concerned. Ongwen’s victimhood is not in doubt, but neither are his actions.