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- Afghanistan: Challenges of trying a war crimes veteran in The Hague
- ...Razaq Rafief, on trial for war crimes for his alleged role as commander and head of the Political Affairs department at the Pul-e-Charki prison in…
- Here is a way for international law to better help end conflicts (1/3)
- ...development, this not only will feed extremism, but will result in the eruption of one violent upheaval after another. The advancement of international criminal law,…
- Restitutions: Senegal takes the African Union ‘lead’
- ...at the MCN. In France, requests received by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2019 come from seven countries: Senegal and Benin, whose requests have…
- Liberia: Massaquoi trial closes in Finland
- ...identity is more collective. That has to be taken into consideration.” But Gummerus said GJRP director Hassan Bility - who testified that he was tortured…
- Hassan Bouba: a rebel minister before the Special Court
- ...against humanity by the Special Criminal Court. The arrest of Hassan Bouba, who had disarmed and acted as a mediator, raises many questions in Bangui.…
- Reparations in Mali: hope or hot air?
- Mali’s Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission has recommended a 100 million euro reparations programme for Malian victims. But where will the funding come from? Who…
- Sexual abuse in the French Church: hundreds of thousands of victims
- ...even cruel indifference towards the victims," he said. Archbishop Eric de Moulins-Beaufort, president of the Bishops' Conference of France (CEF) which co-requested the report, expressed…
- Colonel Théoneste Bagosora is dead
- Théoneste Bagosora, one of the main convicts for the 1994 genocide of Tutsis in Rwanda, died on 25 September in Bamako, Mali, where he was…
- In Congo, Mihonya trial shows link between environmental and war crimes
- ...like Chance. These environmental crimes feed the armed groups in the forests and protected areas like Kahuzi-Biega National Park. Illegal mining in protected areas allows…
- Rwanda: What should happen to priests convicted for genocide?
- ...that he was tried, convicted and served his sentence. It is here that he is rebuilding his life, amidst the hostility and indifference of some,…
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| Afghanistan
24 February 2022
| Opinion
| Middle-East
15 February 2022
| Reparations
| Senegal
27 January 2022
| Universal jurisdiction
| Liberia
23 November 2021
| Mixed tribunals
| Central African Republic
11 November 2021
| Reparations
| Mali
5 October 2021
| Truth Commissions
| France
26 September 2021
| ICTR
| Rwanda
23 September 2021
| National tribunals
| Democratic Republic of Congo
2 September 2021
| Reconciliation
| Rwanda