Abyei Dispute Threatens Sudan Accords
Recent thaw in relations between Khartoum and South Sudan could be reversed without rapid territorial solution for contested region.
Making Reparations Work in Congo
ICC supports inclusive approach to reparations, but how wide can its reach be?
Concerns Over North Uganda Development Plans
Local government so under-resourced that it will find it hard to deliver ambitious development plan for northern areas.
Congolese Warlord Gets 14 Years for Using Child Soldiers
Landmark ruling by ICC welcomed, but victims' rights groups think it should have gone further.
Mali Case Throws Spotlight on ICC Budget Constraints
Observers question international court’s ability to take on fresh cases as funding pressures mount.
Witness Protection Fears in Kenya
Fears that government’s failure to fund witness programme will hamper local investigations into post-election violence.
Kenyan Police Violence Victims Fight for Justice
Government dragging its feet on court-ordered compensation for those shot by police during 2007-8 unrest.
IWPR Coverage Brings Help to Ugandan Street Children
Headmistress offers boys bursary after hearing of their plight on Facing Justice radio programme.
Sudan Opposition Fails to Take Lead on Protests
Protest participants “aware, angry and hungry”, but formal attempts at consolidate leadership fail to add momentum.
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