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ICC prosecutor to probe 2008 alleged war crimes in Georgia
27 January 2016 | ICC | Georgia
Judges at the International Criminal Court Wednesday gave its prosecutor a green light to launch a new inquiry into allegations of war crimes during a…
Gbagbo trial: What we know
26 January 2016 | Other | Cote d’Ivoire
Former Ivory Coast president Laurent Gbagbo will finally step into the dock on Thursday to face four charges of crimes against humanity in the wake…
'Staggering' death toll for Iraqi civilians since 2014: UN
19 January 2016 | Reconciliation | Iraq
The number of civilians killed in violence in Iraq over the past two years is "staggering", the United Nations said Tuesday, with at least 18,802…
New court to open in The Hague to try Kosovo war crimes
15 January 2016 | Mixed tribunals | Kosovo
A new EU-backed court to try war crimes allegedly committed by ethnic Albanian guerrillas during the Kosovo war will open this year in The Hague,…
Ivory Coast details New Year leniency for 3,100 prisoners
5 January 2016 | Reconciliation | Cote d’Ivoire
...five months in 2010-2011, Justice Minister Gnenema Coulibaly told AFP. The move, announced in Ouattara's New Year's address to the nation on Thursday, affects "3,000…
Burundi 'brutal killings' included executions: Amnesty
23 December 2015 | Other | Burundi
Burundi security forces carried out executions by shooting people in the head after street battles in the capital earlier this month, Amnesty International said Tuesday,…
Clinging to power: the African leaders who won't stand down
20 December 2015 | Other | Africa
...regimes and presidency for life," he told AFP. - Testing the limits - But these limits were quickly broken, beginning with Togo in 2002, followed…
Colombia, FARC rebels sign key deal on victims
16 December 2015 | Reconciliation | Colombia
Colombia's government and FARC guerrillas signed an agreement Tuesday on paying reparations and providing justice for victims of their half-century conflict, a key breakthrough after…
Leading Rwandan genocide suspect arrested in DR Congo
10 December 2015 | Other | Rwanda
One of nine top fugitive Rwandan genocide suspects, a former mayor accused of slaughtering thousands of people and organising mass rapes in 1994, has been…
More than 20 years after Rwandan genocide, killings haunt French military
2 December 2015 | National tribunals | Rwanda
...three days hundreds of Tutsis were chased and massacred in the Bisesero hills. A source close to the case told AFP the judges believe that…