Crimes

 

There was an ordeal amount of crimes during the Uganda genocide. Genocide is a crime itself. 1971 was the time the genocide in Uganda started and thankfully 1985 was when the genocide had ended (Joseph Kony). Murder, rape, abduction, kid napping, run a way’s, and trespassing were all things that were committed as a crime during genocide (“Joseph Kony”). The reason as to why the genocide was intended was because they wanted lust for power, political differences, poverty, poor government and wars (Simon Okello). Anti-Homosexuality Act was known as a crime (“Executive Intelligence Review”).  The length of this genocide was approximately 14 years. The crimes committed in Uganda resolved in 600,000 people dying