Rwandan Prosecutor Races to Complete Cases
The court in Arusha winds up next year, and the chief prosecutor is short of time.
A Blot on Africa's Copybook
While African civil society mobilises in solidarity with Zimbabweans, governments and regional bodies remain silent.
Ugandan Ceasefire Lapse Stokes Fears of Violence
Negotiations to end northern Uganda's 20-year civil war have run into trouble.
Darfur's Lifeline Radio
When did you last hear a good news story coming out of Darfur? Have you ever heard a good news story from there?
Selective Prosecutions Could Undermine Justice for Congo
The International Criminal Court’s prosecution of Thomas Lubanga is too simplistic a solution to the vast array of war crimes committed in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Washington Softens Stance on ICC
While the US will not let the Hague war crimes court prosecute Americans, it is more positive about plans to charge Sudanese leaders.
ICC Prosecutor Names Darfur Suspects
Moreno-Ocampo asks pre-trial judges to consider his evidence, and issue summonses for two suspects to appear before the ICC.
ICC Set to Open New Darfur Chapter
Prosecutors about to present evidence relating to war crimes and crimes against humanity in western Sudan.
ICC Prosecutors Appeal Lubanga Ruling
A decision by pre-trial judges to label the Ituri conflict “international” is causing controversy.
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