International Justice/ICC: Apr/May '10
IWPR journalists attend ICC's landmark review conference in Kampala.
Lubanga Defence Focuses on Intermediary Payments
Witness says most were made to cover transportation, subsistance and communications costs.
Katanga Defence Question Witness Reliability
Following a week of intense questioning, defence contends prosecution witness not telling truth.
ICC Conference Boost for Victim Participation
Discussions develop understanding about the importance of the court to the victims it seeks to serve.
Shaky Deal on Crimes of Aggression
World powers secure concessions that allow them to evade prosecution for such crimes.
International Justice/ICC: Apr/May '10
An IWPR-produced broadcast on justice issues acquires over a million listeners in Sudan and eastern Chad.
Sudanese Radio Show Draws Huge Following
An IWPR-produced broadcast on justice issues acquires over a million listeners in Sudan and eastern Chad.
ICC Cooperation Under Scrutiny
Judges refer Darfur arrest warrant to UN Security Council following Sudan’s non-compliance.
Congo Police Move to Combat Violence Against Women
New police unit seeks to protect young women and girls in Katanga province, but cultural ideas need to change, too.
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