International justice

Questions Raised Over Landmark Ugandan Trial

As the first LRA rebel is set to face justice, experts wonder whether the court trying him can adequately handle the case.

Faith in DRC Justice Bolstered After High Profile Case

Facing Justice Back on the Airwaves

Calls for Memorials Divide Bosnia

Congolese Still Struggle to Understand ICC

Outreach work in DRC attempts to explain justice process in The Hague.

BBC Briefed on Bemba Trial

IWPR justice reporter Katy Glassborow interviewed by the BBC's Network Africa programme on start of Jean Pierre Bemba trial at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

International Justice/ICC: Oct/Nov '10, Part I

IWPR justice reporter Katy Glassborow interviewed by the BBC's Network Africa programme on start of Jean Pierre Bemba trial at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

The Perils of Reporting in Sudan

Detention of journalist underlines the grave risks Sudanese media face in trying to maintain their independence.

IDPs Urge UN to Shake Off Government Influence

Government denies policy of deliberately inhibiting the work of international agencies providing aid to Darfur's IDP camps.

Dire IDP Camps Cited as Further Evidence of Genocide

ICC prosecutors say the Sudanese government continues to use hunger, rape and fear to attack Darfuri civilians.