Uganda-CAN co-founder and now Resolve Uganda executive director Michael Poffenberger is quoted in today's Washington Post in an article about prospects for peace and justice in northern Uganda. The article reads, "But before signing the peace accord -- something many Ugandans had hoped would happen later this month, following a permanent cease-fire reached last month -- Kony has demanded that the international court drop the [ICC] arrest warrants and indictments against him and two deputies now in hiding...The standoff has highlighted a debate with potentially far-reaching implications for other countries seeking to end civil wars marked by atrocity and displacement: How can international demands for justice be balanced with local demands for peace?" Read the full article here.