Georgia: Natural Disaster Victims Claim Neglect
They say the authorities’ promises of new homes have failed to materialise.
Kazak Leader Lays Ground for Re-Election
Announcing he will stand for yet another term, President Nazarbaev acts to head off trouble on any front.
Credibility of Sljivancanin Witness Debated
Lawyers for former Yugoslav officer want appeals judgement reviewed in light of new evidence.
Azeri Authorities Accused of Wrecking Opposition's Election Chances
Campaigning for parliamentary polls muted, with no free airtime for opposition parties.
Karadzic Freedom of Expression Ruling
Tribunal president says it was unreasonable to prevent defendant’s statement being sent to a journalist.
Witness Tells of Wartime “Hell”
Former detainee speaks of appalling treatment of prisoners as they were transferred from one camp to another.
Karadzic Urges “Reconciliation”
Ex-Bosnian Serb leader tells court that falsely blaming former participants in Bosnia’s conflict will make peace more difficult.
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