Katy Glassborow

Peace Versus Justice in Uganda

Can the International Criminal Court’s demand that Ugandan rebel leaders face trial coexist with the need to achieve a workable peace deal?

Darfur Rebel Questions Neutrality of Peacekeeping Base

Defence lawyer for rebel leader claims Khartoum used African Union camp to gain intelligence on rebels and civilians.

Victims Say Justice Must Include Reparations

Seven years after having their livelihoods destroyed, victims are growing impatient at lack of economic justice.

Paying for Justice

Locals say they turn to vigilantism because just getting police to register a crime costs money.

ICC Suspect Rewrites Tired Old Script

Locals Want Patasse to Face Justice

But ICC prosecutors say they lack evidence of his individual criminal responsibility for crimes.

Darfuris' Mixed Feelings Over Bashir Warrant

Some unhappy that genocide charges against Sudanese president weren't included in indictment.

Witness Questions Lubanga's Control

Former militiaman said accused was political figure and never saw him issue commands.

Bashir Becoming Burden for Khartoum

Some of president’s allies said to be turning against him since he was indicted.

Keeping a Lid on ICC Warrant Requests