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Act on CAR Special Court to halt “staggering impunity”, say rights groups
20 January 2017 | Mixed tribunals | Central African Republic
...swept transitional justice under the carpet. He cited the provisional release of former Defence Minister Jean-Francis Bozizé (son of ex-president Bozizé) who is nevertheless under…
Week in Review: Can we agree on History?
16 January 2017 | Opinion | Rwanda
...found themselves living together (again). Our Rwanda correspondent Emmanuel Sehene Ruvugiro reported from Gisenyi and the so-called “Red Commune”, which was the site of massacres…
Chad's Habre: desert warlord turned brutal tyrant
9 January 2017 | Other | Chad
...than 40,000 people were killed during his rule. The son of a farmer, Habre was born in Faya-Largeau, northern Chad, and grew up among nomads…
Week in Review: Spotlight on genocide
9 January 2017 | Other | Namibia
...of transitional justice with prosecutions for ill-gotten gains. France opened its first such trial in the case of Teodorin Obiang, son of the President of…
Gabon’s election rivals continue battle before the ICC
19 December 2016 | ICC | Gabon
...2016 in Libreville,” aimed at keeping Bongo in power and “suppressing democratic expression by the people”, says lawyer Emmanuel Altit in a communiqué. Reacting on…
Week in Review: New technology and old hopes for transitional justice
19 December 2016 | Truth Commissions | International
...Radio-télévision libre des mille collines (RTLM), and Father Emmanuel Rukundo, a former military pastor convicted of aiding and abetting the massacre of Tutsis who sought…
Early release for two well-known Rwandan genocide convicts
16 December 2016 | ICTR | Rwanda
Historian Ferdinand Nahimana and Father Emmanuel Rukundo, who are among the most well-known convicts of the UN’s International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), could not…
Week in Review: Landmark trials and landmark struggles for transitional justice
12 December 2016 | National tribunals | Israel
...Bobigny, on the outskirts of Paris, this week confirmed the 25-year prison sentence handed down on him in March 2014 for participating in genocide and…
French court confirms Rwandan’s 25-year sentence for genocide
5 December 2016 | National tribunals | Rwanda
...near Paris, since 2009. He was found guilty of participating in genocide and crimes against humanity in Kigali between April and July 1994. Simbikangwa, who…
Week in Review: A difficult path to truth and remembrance
5 December 2016 | Reconciliation | Colombia
...in the genocide of Tutsis,” writes our correspondent in Kigali, Emmanuel Sehene Rugigiro. “That heavy accusation was repeated by President Paul Kagame during commemorations for…