The LRA delegation has called for a power sharing agreement with the Ugandan military as the next step in peace negotiations, calling for the UPDF to control of the southern and western portions of Uganda and LRA and other rebel groups to take charge of north and eastern Uganda. The demand is included in a position paper the LRA released on Wednesday that included a list of proposals for comprehensive solutions to the conflict in northern Uganda. Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni vehemently rejected rebel proposals for power sharing earlier in the negotiations. There are a number of other concerns that the LRA's proposal to legally occupy northern Uganda is not feasible, including its composition of mostly of abducted and/or child soldiers and its inability to be representative of a population that it has terrorized for the past two decades. Read more at The Monitor.