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Key genocide suspect transferred to Rwanda for prosecution
20 March 2016 | National tribunals | Rwanda
Top level Rwandan genocide suspect Ladislas Ntaganzwa was flown from Kinshasa to Kigali on Sunday to face trial three months after his arrest in the…
“Raping a Woman is Against Humanity,” Says Dr. Mukwege
15 March 2016 | Other | Dem. Rep. Of Congo
...“Break the Silence!” (name of a campaign launched by the office of Jeanine Mabunda, President Joseph Kabila’s special representative on sexual violence and recruitment of…
Rwanda turns the clock back on access to justice
11 March 2016 | Opinion | Rwanda
...the opposition FDU-Inkingi party. Ingabire is serving a 15-year sentence in a Rwandan prison. In 2012, a court in the Rwandan capital, Kigali, found her…
Corporate Accountability and Transitional Justice in Myanmar
7 March 2016 | Opinion | Myanmar
...the responsibility of a specific company for a particular violation. Finally, corporate accountability for future abuses should be a component of the institutional reforms that…
“Just Let Us Work in Peace,” says Tunisia Truth Commission Head
4 March 2016 | Truth Commissions | Tunisia
...recognizes the victim as such. JusticeInfo: The Commission’s PR has been marked by long moments of silence, followed by brief appearances in the media by…
Burundi: Abductions, Killings Spread Fear
25 February 2016 | Opinion | Burundi
...including the police and military responsible for guarding state institutions (Appui pour la protection des institutions, API, and Brigade spéciale pour la protection des institutions,…
Gbagbo Trial Stokes Divisions in Côte d’Ivoire
23 February 2016 | ICC | Cote d’Ivoire
...part of Côte d'Ivoire’s post-independence history is being written. They do not understand why the national broadcaster has chosen silence, and think this is a…
Week in Review: Lebanon’s Missing Persons and Africa vs the ICC
22 February 2016 | Opinion | Lebanon
...and repression are continuing amid general indifference. Tensions in Burundi have also sparked a crisis between Kigali and Bujumbura, which accuses Rwanda of interfering. But…
Cause of Burundi’s Conflict “is not Rwanda”
18 February 2016 | Reconciliation | Burundi
Relations between Burundi and Rwanda are deteriorating, amid accusations and protests in Bujumbura against Kigali’s alleged interference. But Rwanda has always denied these allegations, saying…
Good and Bad Reasons for Africa’s Assault on the ICC
15 February 2016 | Opinion | Africa
...to shoot it down. As for ICC intervention in Libya, it was a disaster. The book by JusticeInfo’s ICC correspondent Stéphanie Maupas, “Le joker des…