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“In CAR, the Touadera regime has totally lost credibility amongst the population

“In CAR, the Touadera regime has totally lost credibility amongst the population"

Recent developments in the Central African Republic (CAR), where more than a hundred civilians and some half a dozen UN peacekeepers were killed this week in new violence, look like warning signs of political rebellion in a context of impunity and government inertia, according to jurist Didier Niewiadowski, former advisor to the French embassy in […]

By Ephrem Rugiririza, JusticeInfo.Net

Week in Review: Transitional justice is “an art not a science”

Which court for which crimes in the Central African Republic?

Week in Review: CAR appoints Special Court judges as amnesty debate continues

Week in Review: Central African Republic, Geneva, Tunisia and the environment

Week in Review: Three African women in transitional justice

“UN and African Union should act together to end impunity in the CAR”

Challenges of the new Special Court for the CAR

Week in Review: CAR and Gambia take positive steps on justice

Central African Special Court gets Congolese Prosecutor

Central African suspects of international crimes in “position of power”

Act on CAR Special Court to halt “staggering impunity”, say rights groups

“Donors should have been firmer” before meeting on Central African Republic

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Week in review: French forces leave the CAR, and some African support for the ICC

Wounds remain raw in Central African Republic

UN paying blacklisted diamond company in Central African Republic

“Impunity is condition for political survival” in the CAR, says expert

CAR Judicial System Needs Complete Overhaul, Says Expert