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Latest Reports

25 May 12
Prosecutor exercises power to initiate his own investigations.
Presidential candidate Uhuru Kenyatta has held a series of public meetings amid anxiety over renewed tensions in Kenya. (Photo: U Kenyatta/Flickr)
24 May 12
Leading presidential candidates accused of incitement as government again tries to block international trials.
Training and mentoring course for broadcast journalists held in Juba. (Photo: IWPR)
18 May 12
Training programme in Juba ahead of new series addressing women’s rights in areas bordering Sudan.
People displaced by fighting between supporters of Bosco Ntaganda and the Congolese army arrive at Mugunga camp outside Goma in eastern DRC. (Photo: Mélanie Gouby)
18 May 12
As eastern region sees renewed violence, commentators question whether justice process actually deters atrocities.
American soldiers from the Georgia National Guard training Ugandan troops, April 2011. (Photo: US Army/Sgt. 1st Class Brock Jones)
16 May 12
Analysts say capture of senior Lord’s Resistance Army commander does not signal disintegration of rebel group.
Police station in Gulu. Law-enforcement officers in northern Uganda struggle to fulfil their child protection role. (Photo: Simon Jennings)
3 May 12
Widespread concerns that under-resourced local government and police are not doing enough on child protection.
Thomas Lubanga in the ICC courtroom. (Photo: ICC)
30 Apr 12
Following international court’s conviction of first war crimes suspect, will proposed reparations process heal or divide communities?
27 Apr 12
Former Liberian president successfully prosecuted for war crimes, though command responsibility not proved.