Sudan Election Deemed Flawed
Opposition parties and observers say voting irregularities undermine integrity of election.
ICC Talks to Darfur Refugees in Chad
Victims of conflict welcome outreach mission, but say more must be done to help them establish their rights before the court.
Darfur IDP Detentions Draw Reform Calls
Year-long detention without charge of six displaced Darfuris leads to demands for scrapping of region’s emergency laws.
Judges Halt Lubanga Proceedings
Court hears prosecution declined to obey order issued by judges.
Women Push for Gender Justice
Although amongst the most vulnerable in conflict situations, women often find it hard to gain access to justice.
Intermediary Denies Coaching Witnesses
ICC prosecutors' intermediary rebuts claims that he sought to concoct evidence against Lubanga.
Shadow Cast Over DRC Independence Anniversary
Many ordinary Congolese feel ambivalent about celebrating 50 years of statehood, given the dire state of their country.
Arbitrary Detention of Darfur IDPs Continues
Detainees go on hunger strike after ten months’ imprisonment without charge.
Lubumbashi Children Drift Back to the Street
Despite local authorities' best efforts to keep children off the streets, many yearn to return.
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