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State Council buildings in Paris, France

Should a woman be penalized for having a genocidal husband?

In a recent article, a professor of public law analyses a French court decision to deny naturalization to a Rwandan woman because of her marital relationship with a man convicted of genocide. Behind the decision is the saga of an infamous Rwandan family: the Kabugas. How far are family relationships "dangerous liaisons"?

By Ephrem Rugiririza

A cargo plane unloads the royal treasures at Cotonou airport (Benin)

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Ousmana Oumarou Sidibé, seated at his desk at the Truth Commission of Mali, answers questions from Justice Info

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Carte situant le village de Mayi Munene, près de Tshikapa, dans la province du Kasaï en République démocratique du Congo.

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Fatou Bensouda sits in front of a microphone. In the background, a portrait of Yahya Jammeh and the Gambian flag.

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Banknote (dated 1920) of one Belgian Franc on which is written

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Sudanese protesters march in Khartoum, waving flags of Sudan

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Several people are sitting in a waiting room with 5 women in the front row.

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Emmanuel Macron delivers a speech in Algiers, surrounded by French and Algerian flags.

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Exterior view of the Humboldt Forum in Berlin

A castle full of stolen goods

Demonstrators march in the street carrying a banner

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The Gambia Truth Commission's courtroom is empty

In Gambia, reconciliation still on the back burner

Théoneste Bagosora arrives in court

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Bernard Ntuyahaga

Major Ntuyahaga’s “perpetual spring”

Theoneste Bagosora

Colonel Théoneste Bagosora is dead

An outdoor trial with lawyers, military, civilians and the public standing around

In Congo, Mihonya trial shows link between environmental and war crimes

Kaïs Saïed delivers a speech on television

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Statue représentant Rumben Um

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Former Gambian President Yahya Jammeh and current President Adama Barrow

Gambia: "We want Truth Commission’s final report binned"