Can the confirmation hearing remain impartial if it is held close to the LRA victims?

Background
Dominic Ongwen, considered to be a deputy commander to the Lord’s Resistance Army leader Joseph Kony is in the custody of the ICC following his surrender earlier this year.

The ICC is now recommending that a hearing to confirm charges against him should be held in Uganda, preferably in Gulu, as this is the location closest to where the alleged crimes occurred. This is a pre-trial hearing held to determine whether there’s sufficient evidence to commit the case for trial before the trial chamber.

Question
Can the confirmation hearing remain impartial if it is held close to the LRA victims?
A.      Yes, the people just want to move on.
B.      No, emotions will get in the way.
C.      Too hard to tell

Instructions
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