Storm Over Congolese Child Brides
Bukama residents furious with magistrates investigating unlawful unions.
Congolese Still Struggle to Understand ICC
Outreach work in DRC attempts to explain justice process in The Hague.
UNAMID Says IDPs Getting Aid Despite Government Obstacles
Peacekeepers say they are in constant negotiations with Sudanese authorities to minimise restrictions.
ICC Under the Spotlight
IWPR’s international justice reporter Simon Jennings looks at the International Criminal Court’s achievements since it was founded eight years ago and considers what challenges lie ahead.
CAR Rape Victim Tells of Trauma
Bemba trial hears of alleged attack by Congolese troops.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.