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- In France, the lengthy Syrian investigations
- ...accused by the two NGOs of having supplied electronic equipment used by the regime of Bashar Al-Assad in a vast operation of phone-tapping and surveillance…
- Caught killing on camera in Deir ez-Zor
- ...Khedr denied this: “I swear by God I have more Alawite than Sunni friends.” Recommended reading Syria: Why Dutch prosecutors link terrorism and war crimes…
- Amzat Boukari-Yabara: “France, the United States and Brazil are the main bad guys on this issue of reparations”
- ...American studies (Institut des hautes études de l’Amérique latine). He is the author of several books: "Nigeria" (De Boeck, 2013), "Mali" (De Boeck, 2014), "Africa…
- Karim Khan takes over as ICC prosecutor
- ...judges she added events in Myanmar – a non-state party – to her list of investigations. She’s kicked off new court cases concerning Central African…
- Gambia: Letter from the M’Bai family
- ...from Mr. Ceesay. The article in question can be found here: https://www.justiceinfo.net/en/76670-gambia-legal-junglers-defend-their-role-military-rule.html We reject the allegations in this letter that our correspondent in The Gambia…
- Who is Abd-al-Rahman?
- ...man for crimes committed in Darfur, former Sudan President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, is in prison in Khartoum after being deposed in 2019. ASYMMETRICAL HAIRCUTS This…
- Gambia: When “legal junglers” defend their role under military rule
- ...to the appointment of Mbai as Justice Minister. Her former boss Hassan Jallow—today Gambia’s Chief Justice—was in military detention with a number of top officials of…
- Sudan: Transitional justice in quarantine
- ...power sharing between the military and civilians, "provides for a commission to work on the issue of atrocities committed by the regime of Omar Al-Bashir.…
- Massaquoi: Please hide this trial from Liberians
- ...much noise. "Liberia is a tricky terrain," says Hassan Bility, director of the Global Justice Research Project, the Liberian NGO whose work has led to…
- No release for Bagosora reflects sentencing policy switch
- Colonel Théoneste Bagosora, the most high profile convict of the UN’s former International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, will have to continue serving his 35-year prison…
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