Protests Rock Khartoum
Opposition says heavy-handed government response to demonstrations highlights need for legislative reforms.
Darfuris Subject to Arbitrary Detentions
Rights activists say emergency laws being unjustly applied in the region.
Lubumbashi Tackles Abusive Officers
Better training and working conditions seen as key to ending police violations
Katanga, Ngudjolo Trial Postponed
Second witness testimony ends as court forced to adjourn proceedings.
International Justice/ICC: Oct/Nov ‘09
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Regional Government Plan Draws Fire
Opponents say decentralisation could exacerbate tribal tensions.
Effort to Boost Judicial Competence
Recruitment drive for new magistrates seeks to repair image of judiciary.
Second Congo War Crimes Trial Begins
Accused deny massacre charges amid concern that people in Ituri missed court proceedings.
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