CLEAN : 'Child' LRA commander appeals war crimes verdict

The transcript discusses the case of Dominic Ongwen, a former child soldier who rose to become a senior commander in the LRA. It covers his background, recruitment, rise to power, and the crimes he committed, including sexual violence and forced marriage. The narrative reflects on his actions and personal sentiments towards his role.

What circumstances led to the accused being described as just a child during the investigation?

Discuss the significance of the phrase 'without a mind of his own' in the context of the accused's transformation.

How did Mr. Dominic Owen's experiences shape his role within the LRA?

What were the implications of the trial chamber's findings regarding the treatment of women and girls by Mr. Owen?

In what ways did Mr. Owen's perception of his job contrast with the reality of his actions?