ICC Still Facing Rape Case Challenges
Campaigners say court has improved its record on prosecuting gender-based violence but obstacles to justice remain.
Kenya Accused of Hampering ICC Outreach
Some believe court must bolster activities on the ground to counter politicisation of cases.
New Kenyan Justice Effort Meets Scepticism
Latest move to investigate post-election violence still raises questions about will to prosecute perpetrators.
Abuse Victims Still Waiting for Damages Payouts
Unpaid compensation awarded to victims of security service excesses prompts concern over government's commitment to criminalise torture.
Violence Fears Ahead of DRC Polls
Evidence of badly mismanaged registration process does not augur well for elections later this year.
Avoiding One-Party Rule in South Sudan
World’s newest country faces challenge of establishing democracy that includes all factions.
ICC Confirms Four Kenya Cases
Members of both political factions accused of responsibility for 2007-08 violence to stand trial.
ICC Suspects Could Face Compensation Bill
But rights groups warn that a ruling by the court would take several years, so the Kenyan government should step in to help victims.
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