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New mood paves way for industrial projects.
Oil Find Stokes Ethnic Tensions
Oil bonanza is overshadowed by a tribal land dispute.
International Justice/ICC: July/Aug ‘09
NGOs say IWPR report on ICC communications provided important insights into key area of court's work.
Human Rights Campaigner Held
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Basra's Blacks Claim Discrimination
Descendents of slaves say they want more political rights.
Army Urged to Tackle Impunity
There have been some prosecutions, but many crimes go unpunished.
Militia Leader Held Without Trial
The stalled trial of a militia leader highlights judicial failings.
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