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A Central African journalist at the ICC

A Central African journalist at the ICC

Hearings of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Yekatom-Ngaïssona case are suspended until 11 October. The handful of Central African journalists who were able to attend in The Hague are back in Bangui. What impressions do they retain of this unusual experience?

By Inès Laure Ngopot

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