Louis LaCour was just seven years old when Uganda's Lord's Resistance Army killed his family and kidnapped him to use as a child soldier.

On Thursday, the commander responsible, Dominic Ongwen, was convicted of the International Criminal Court on 61 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

But look or believes on Gren himself, conscripted as a child soldier should be forgiven.

He was being adopted on.

He was being tortured.

The family family members were being killed like their parents.

So he has all the trauma on his mind.

That's why I was doing it.

In 2000 and three, LRA rebels murdered locals parents and raped and killed one of his sisters.

Ongwen, by then a top commander, was in charge of the operation.

The court and his other two sisters were marched into the bush.

When one sister became tired, she was shot.

LaCour was forced to kill his other sister.

She was only three.

When I refused, they beat me, they touch me and they say they were going to kill me if I didn't do it, so I have an obstacle in, But do we eat?

After eight months?

He escaped, but his nightmare is one that echoes across tens of thousands of other Children kidnapped and forced to become fighters and sex slaves.

Women.

Sylvia No Coat was also abducted by the group led by fugitive warlord Joseph Kony.

She says she was raped by more than 100 men and gave birth to her son.

She doesn't know if she will ever see, but she too thinks ongoing should not have been convicted.

It's really sad that some off the people who are paying continues consequence consequences, like the crimes we did as people like when was supposed to be convicted.

To me, although I'm a 15 Hondurans Verdict shines an uncomfortable spotlight on the question of culpability in a society still deeply traumatized by the militia, which rampaged through northern Uganda from 1987 to 2000 and six but has in recent years been largely wiped out for the International Criminal Court on Gwen's Guilt has been established beyond reasonable doubt in the court ruled he had committed atrocities of his own free will.