America.gov: Part of the U.S. Department of State. Contains some primary source materials as well as various reports and articles. Do a SEARCH for UGANDA.
Global Security: Provides background information from a military perspective.
Stanford University: Contains a list of sites to explore regarding Uganda. Look at the titles and summaries carefully. Keep a particular focus on "Human Rights Watch" since it can provide much information regarding this particular topic.
U.S. Department of State: This page highlights some of the consequences of the civil war and what is being done about the destruction.
USAID: Highlight attempts at peace in Uganda.
Unicef: Focuses on the child soldiers in Uganda.
United Nations 10 Stories: Use the drop-down menu to go to stories from 2004 and 2005.
World News Atlas: Very interactive timeline, complete with internal links and sources.
Mercy Corps: A simple, summary outline about the Ugandan war from 1986-2006.
U.S. House of Representatives: A 2007 Resolution calling on Ugandan government to find a solution to the civil war.
Report to Congress 2009: Long but contains great information. Check out pages 4-7.
Report to Congress 2005: Very useful although a bit long--use the section HEADINGS to guide you.
BBC Country Profiles: Click HERE for Q & A about the Northern Uganda War (civil war)
Washington Post Key Facts: a bulleted list of facts relating to the Ugandan
Civil War
National
Public Radio: If you have audio you can listen to the report. There is
also a transcript. Focuses on the children soldiers of the Ugandan war.