1) Before being brought up on war crimes charges in front of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Thomas Lubanga lead which rebel group in the Congo?

2) In his defense, Lubanga claims his efforts were meant to “end the plundering of resources and bring peace to the ____-rich region.”

3) According to the article, why does the Ugandan government want the case against rebel leader Joseph Kony dropped?

4) What is the name of the Ugandan rebel group Joseph Kony once lead?

5) Charles Taylor, now on trial for war crimes, was the President of which country?

6) How long had a criminal investigation taken place before prosecutors announced their first round of suspects for crimes against humanity in the Darfur region of Sudan?

7) According to the article, who does the Japanese government blame for the use of foreign women as sexual slaves during World War II?

8) When did former Austrian president Kurt Waldheim, who had been accused of playing a role war crimes committed during World War II, serve as UN secretary-general?

9) Bernard Nituyahaga, the former Rwandan army major and Hutu extremist, was convicted of murdering 10 peacekeepers after a trial was held in which country?

10) The presiding judge in the case against Younis Tsouli for the distribution of extremist materials described his actions, and those of his accomplices, as:

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