Drug Addiction Hinders Child Soldier Reintegration
War-torn society struggles to deal with drug problem among demobilised youths.
Militias Continue to Press-gang Children
Experts say Lubanga trial has had only limited impact on child soldier recruitment.
Darfuris Subject to Arbitrary Detention
Rights activists say Sudan’s emergency laws being unjustly applied in the region.
Sudanese Justice System Needs Strengthening for Darfur Crimes, Says AU
An expert panel suggests a hybrid court with Sudanese and international staff.
ICC Can't Deal With Darfur Crimes Alone, Says AU
Experts say AU`s call for Darfur prosecutions is politically motivated.
Sexual Violence Used as Tool of War in Darfur
Women say rape has devastated their lives and torn apart their communities.
International Justice Takes Action Against Darfur Rape
Lawyers say that rape in conflict should be prosecuted under international laws.
Witness Describes Terrible Battle Scenes
Former child soldier takes the stand in Lubanga trial to recount his ordeal.
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