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Lord’s Resistance Army commander Dominic Ongwen appears at the Hague court. -
Concern at trend towards assigning lawyers to represent victims rather than letting them choose their own. -
Despite offering a less repressive environment, Kenya too bans homosexual acts. -
Prospect of aid is welcomed, but those who suffered wonder why it has taken so long to begin assessing their needs. -
Hague court says it is serious about gender-based crimes. But it is yet to secure a conviction.
29 Jan 15
Lord’s Resistance Army commander Dominic Ongwen appears at the Hague court.
22 Sep 14
Concern at trend towards assigning lawyers to represent victims rather than letting them choose their own.
2 Aug 14
Despite offering a less repressive environment, Kenya too bans homosexual acts.
26 Jun 14
Prospect of aid is welcomed, but those who suffered wonder why it has taken so long to begin assessing their needs.
10 Jun 14
Hague court says it is serious about gender-based crimes. But it is yet to secure a conviction.
28 Mar 14
Experts highlight security weaknesses that could endanger entire cases.
11 Mar 14
Experts say changes to the charges against Germain Katanga raise serious questions about the final judgement.
13 Feb 14
Court must decide whether prosecution case is strong enough to bring Bosco Ntaganda to trial.
20 Nov 13
Experts say action now needed on other insurgent groups still active in the east.
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18 Jun 13
As the court asks for a bigger budget, it will need to consider where cost savings can be made.
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