Democratic Republic of Congo

Comment: Fair Trial vs Confidentiality

Judges at the ICC wrestle with conflicting rights in the trial of Thomas Lubanga.

New Wave of Killings in the North

Many of the murders linked to demobilised paramilitaries who fought for the government during war with LRA.

Northern Ugandans Deserve a Break

Negotiators Try Again

Northern Ugandans say they prefer talk of peace to talk of war.

South Sudan Falls Out With Uganda

Relationship between neighbours which have been allies for at least 20 years appears strained, if not close to collapse.

ICC Credibility at Stake

Concerns possible release of Lubanga may seriously undermine respect for international justice in Congo.

Kony Adds to Peace Process Turmoil

Confusion and scepticism greet rebel leader’s calls for a return to negotiations.

Comment: Bemba is ICC's Biggest Fish

Some Congolese say a former president of the Central African Republic should have been indicted at the same time.

Nkunda Rebuffs ICC Over Indictee

Rebel leader refuses to hand over indicted deputy Bosco Ntaganda to the war crimes court.

Lubanga Trial Hangs in the Balance

ICC judges will decide shortly whether troubled case against the DRC warlord should continue.