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Swiss judge delivers harsh criticism of Lebanon Tribunal
17 May 2018 | Mixed tribunals | Lebanon
...George W. Bush. They thought Syrian president Bashar al Assad had ordered the attack, as well as the assassinations of other Lebanese figures opposed to…
Week in Review: ICC and universal jurisdiction slowly making a mark
6 May 2018 | ICC | International
...obstacle is the indifference of which we are all guilty. “Indifference to reconciliation processes, the slow work of Truth Commissions, the interminable trials of the…
OPINION: Justice and press freedom go hand in hand
3 May 2018 | Opinion | International
...indifference, and here we are all guilty. Indifference to the reconciliation processes, the slow work of Truth Commissions, the interminable trials of the International Criminal…
What exactly are foreign troops protecting in the Sahel?
27 April 2018 | Opinion | Africa
...French forces, largely welcomed in Mali in 2013, are now facing growing public criticism Germany’s contribution of 1 000 soldiers to the United Nations Multidimensional…
ICC: Reparation process “makes the Court to be relevant to society, beyond the Courtroom”
24 April 2018 | Reparations | International
...are the most important sources of information. In addition, the arrest and transfer of Al Hassan is a potential game-changer. He is a son of…
Week in Review: Gambia forgotten, CAR at risk
15 April 2018 | Reconciliation | Gambia
...Hissène Habré. Mali and the CAR Another country experiencing a difficult transition is Mali, as Serge Michailof from our partner The Conversation explains. According to…
Myanmar and the Southeast Asian press squeeze
11 April 2018 | Reconciliation | Myanmar
...our Rakhine State, there are people who force-feed hatred among the communities,” he said. However, he added that young people are determined to stand up…
Week in Review: Victims feel ignored in Mali, Gambia and Tunisia
8 April 2018 | Truth Commissions | Mali
The appearance of the former Islamist police chief of Timbuktu (northern Mali) before the International Criminal Court (ICC) was a highlight of this week in…
Mali should have helped fund rebuilding of Timbuktu heritage, says local archaeologist
29 March 2018 | Reconciliation | Mali
In 2012, Jihadist groups seized northern Mali. They occupied the town of Timbuktu, intellectual capital of the Sahara and crossroads of different cultures and religions.…
As the Red Dust Settles: Mali Confronts the Truth about a Legacy of War
28 March 2018 | Other | Mali
...to achieve the unthinkable: bring splintered communities of Mali together for a national effort of truth and reconciliation. The Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission of…