Online campaign against Uganda war criminal soars

A viral campaign to bring accused Ugandan war criminal Joseph Kony to justice, has sparked a growing storm.

Fri, 09 Mar, 2012 - 10:18

A viral campaign to bring accused Ugandan war criminal Joseph Kony to justice, has sparked a growing storm.

More than 40 million people have viewed an online video on Twitter about the fugitive head of the Lord's Resistance Army rebel group, in just three days.

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