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.
Lubanga Prosecutors to Call Rebuttal Witnesses
With the defence hopeful Lubanga case can be thrown out, prosecutors prepare to refute recent allegations.
Khartoum Dragging Feet Over Immunity
Laws on immunity should have been changed, but progress has been disappointing.
Congolese Lawmakers Face Intimidation
Legislators in southern province claim that fiery young activists preventing them from voting freely.
Road Ahead for ICC
Review conference talks in Kampala will change little, but they are a vital milestone.
Press Freedom Hit in Khartoum
Opposition leader and journalists jailed as government resumes newspaper censorship.
Khartoum Dragging Feet Over Immunity
Laws on immunity should have been changed, but progress has been disappointing.
Ugandans Call for Economic Justice
Amid focus on punishing war criminals, victims say they need help to rebuild their lives.
Ugandan Anti-Gay Bill Toned Down
Kampala softens anti-gay bill under international pressure, but the stigma for homosexuals remains.
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