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Malian Jihadist who destroyed holy sites tells his story
23 August 2016 | ICC | Mali
...orders of the Prophet”. A “son who lost his way” That was four years ago. He told the court the destruction of the mausoleums was…
German Arrest of Top Aide to Rwandan Ex-President Raises Questions
19 August 2016 | National tribunals | Rwanda
...had also spent some time. It was mostly the Rwandan media that picked up the news. According to the blog News from Kigali in Brussels…
“Access and Security” for Tribunal Archives on Rwanda and ex-Yugoslavia
18 August 2016 | ICTY | Rwanda
...component of the Tribunals’ legacy. Wide interest likely Given its historic importance, the archive collection is likely to interest a wide range of users, including:…
Argentine judge to probe murder of Spanish poet Lorca
18 August 2016 | Other | Americas
...civil war. The poet and playwright, whose works dealing with death, passion and injustice are widely studied at universities, is believed to have been buried…
South Sudan: Killings, Rapes, Looting in Juba
15 August 2016 | Opinion | South Sudan
...At the WFP warehouse alone, they stole 4,500 metric tons of food – enough to feed 220,000 people – as well as generators, air-conditioning, and…
UN experts warn of "genocidal rhetoric" in Burundi
12 August 2016 | Reconciliation | Burundi
...more serious. "We have reports and information that indicates that the torture and the murder is politically motivated, and whether it also has an ethnic…
Week in Review: South Sudan, Central African Republic and “Victimized Perpetrators”
8 August 2016 | Opinion | Africa
...without deep-seated institutional reform. In the Central African Republic (CAR) Jean-Francis Bozizé, son of former president François Bozizé whose ouster in 2013 plunged the country…
Togo Still Waiting for Democratic Transition
31 July 2016 | Reconciliation | Togo
...When his father, supported by the army, died, son Faure Gnassingbé seized power amidst a bloodbath. Since then, he has also got himself re-elected. Under…
Week in Review: AU Silence on the ICC, and Debate on International Tribunals
25 July 2016 | Opinion | Africa
...(ICC). But, as our correspondent Emmanuel Sehene Ruvugiro writes, the summit delivered little of note on this. “Rwandan Foreign Minister Louise Mushikiwabo announced on the…
Rwanda: Locking Up the Poor
21 July 2016 | Opinion | Rwanda
...term remedial or corrective measures are taken.” In a positive move, in November, the Kigali City Council adopted a new directive on the Kigali Rehabilitation…