Kenyan Suspects Seek ICC Trial Delay
Defence lawyers say sheer amount of new evidence makes it impossible to prepare cases by April as scheduled.
LRA's Kony Continues to Avoid Capture
Are region’s forces any closer to apprehending notorious rebel leader?
Kenyans Still Haunted by Election Trauma
Many who witnessed horrific events five years ago continue to suffer psychological effects of the unrest.
Roving Courts in Eastern Congo
Public hearings strengthen local judiciary, but some experts say they don’t reflect full range of crimes.
Prosecuting Mali's Extremists
As complex conflict runs on, does International Criminal Court have a role to play?
Kenyan Disarmament Off-Target
Critics say government needs to get tough on illegally-held weapons in tense areas ahead of March elections.
ICC Pledge Meets Scepticism
Kenyan voters and legal experts have expressed their doubts following Prime Minster Raila Odinga’s promise to try to return The Hague cases for trial in Kenya.
Cattle Numbers in Northern Uganda Yet to Recover
Calls for a comprehensive re-stocking exercise following loses during region's wars.
Kenyan Media in the Spotlight
Ahead of Kenya’s March general election, observers warn press has a responsibility not to exacerbate tensions.
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