[Interview with Johnny Paul Koroma], part 2 of 2, 08 May 2001

This video is restricted. Part 2 and end of interview with Johnny Paul Koroma, ex-leader of the AFRC and Chairman of the Commission for the Consolidation of Peace (CCP) in Sierra Leone. He talks about the possibility of achieving peace, the origins of the war, his leadership of the AFRC, the effects of the war on women and society, his hopes for reconciliation, and the roles that natural resources and Liberia played in the war."Omaru" going about his day / general b-roll of town scenes (with sewing, ironing, town streets, etc.) / "Omaru" gets water, washes himself in the street and enters the house / "Omaru" is inside the house, he dries himself and puts on clothes / group of people outside "Omaru's" house / "Omaru" is inside, he leaves the house and is walking down the street / "Omaru" walking through village / "Omaru" walking / VS of Firestone community and school / man ironing / street scenery / toddler with mother and father / woman ironing / "Omaru" walking through busy street, down dirt alleyway. [Run time 40:35]