NRA soldier killed seven civilians in Anaka village in 1986 under the leadership of a commander the community identified as Capt. Abiriga. Those killed were suspected to have been rebel collaborators or at least had relatives in the bush fighting the government. “All men were expected to carry along a specifically design identification card and who ever didn’t have it at one moment risked being killed and in this fashion many lost their lives” said one survivor of the attack.
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- The tree was helpful in determining the location were the remains were discovered. It took an hour traking through the forest, and finally here we were.
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- Survivors and family member intervied shows the location where the soldoers hid the bodies. The remains were later found by one hunter that followed an edible rat that had entered inside the tunnel of the anthill. He dag down the anthill and all he found were cloths and bones.
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- The eact point where the NRA soldiers killed. The extended family member fled for their lives after the incident.
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- The Local council one chairperson stands by a pot that belonged to one of the household whose member were killed