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Week in Review: Ivorian amnesty and Bemba acquittal provoke reactions

Week in Review: Ivorian amnesty and Bemba acquittal provoke reactions

In Côte d’Ivoire, the main transitional justice focus remained an amnesty granted on August 6 by President Ouattara to 700 people convicted or charged in relation to the post-election crisis of 2010-2011. In an August 17 declaration on its website, the Conference of Catholic Bishops of Côte d’Ivoire said it “welcomes this historic amnesty by the […]

By Ephrem RUGIRIRIZA, JusticeInfo.Net

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