Lubanga Defence Continue to Focus on Intermediaries
As the Lubanga trial resumes, the question of payments made to intermediaries take centre stage again.
Justice Show Back on Ugandan Airwaves
New series of IWPR’s human rights and justice programme to air in the north of the country.
Government Urged to Stop Hampering Relief Efforts
UNICEF says government interference is exacerbating malnutrition in IDP camps
Hard Labour for Congolese Kids
Poverty forces thousands of children into taking on exhausting and dangerous work.
Katanga Defence Say Witness Testimony Inconsistent
Alleged contradictions in prosecution witness’s account of events around Bogoro attack probed.
Prohibitive Cost of IDP Camp Education
Children say they are forced to pay fees, but the government says provision is free.
Uganda: War-Era Guns Linked to Recent Murders
With many weapons from 20-year civil war still in circulation, police fear wave of killings could continue.
Congolese Mob Justice Claims More Lives
Suspected criminals killed after locals disillusioned with justice system take law into their own hands.
Calls for FDLR Crackdown After Leader's Arrest
High-profile arrest marks new stage in ICC’s Kivu investigation, but observers say it needs to be followed by further action to prevent more atrocities.
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