ICC Investigative Strategy Under Fire
Ex-court employees and activists say problems with investigative procedures at International Criminal Court have meant many sexual crimes are overlooked.
International Justice/ICC: Sep ‘08
IWPR continues to probe alleged corruption in Ugandan development projects and final preparations made for new war crimes justice radio programme in Congo.
Corruption on the Rise
(21-Oct-08)
Schools Open Doors to Sudanese LRA Victims
Refugee children get opportunity to pursue their studies under agreement between Kampala and South Sudan.
Humans for Sale, "Dons" Exposed – Security Officials Involved
By Anas Aremeyaw Anas
No Sign of End to Epidemic
Nearly 40,000 victims of sexual violence treated in medical centres belonging to UN and partners last year.
Militias Seen as Main Perpetrators
The prevalence of armed groups in eastern Congo linked to upsurge in rape cases.
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