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The deposed former Gambian dictator Yahya Jammeh found refuge in Equatorial Guinea in 2017. Could he return to Gambia to face trial? Photo: Teodoro Obiang, President of Equatorial Guinea.
Equatorial Guinea and Jammeh’s equation
27 February 2025 | Opinion | Equatorial Guinea
...weakened ECOWAS bloc after the withdrawal of three of its members (Mali, Burkina-Faso and Niger) announced in January 2024, a weak African Union and a…
Suspension of US aid (USAID agency and other grants and organisations): the impact is also felt on transitional justice. Photo: A woman holds a sign that reads: ‘USAID saves lives, save USAID’.
US aid freeze: how many dead?
18 February 2025 | Other | International
...feed their families”.  Most NGOs are not prepared to go on the record yet. Some hope that the decision is temporary and in fear of…
In South Africa, Archbishop Desmond Tutu presents the report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to South African President Thabo Mbeki on 21 March 2003 in Pretoria. The two personalities smile and shake hands.
A South African betrayal
28 January 2025 | Truth Commissions | South Africa
...charged in the case. In May 2021 during an interview in an Al Jazeera documentary titled “My Father Died For This”, ANC legal adviser Krish…
Central African Republic - Patrice-Edouard Ngaïssona and Alfred Rhombot Yekatom before the International Criminal Court (ICC): what sentences could they face?
Last words in the Yekatom and Ngaïssona trial
13 January 2025 | ICC | Central African Republic
...the first time at the ICC, they were joined by an alternate judge, to prevent any delay (as happened in the Al Hassan case).  The…
International justice for Bashar al-Assad's crimes in Syria. Photo: Broken portrait of Bashar al-Assad next to documents.
“We will follow them wherever they will go”
13 December 2024 | Interviews | Syria
...initiated, with other organizations, universal jurisdiction proceedings against about sixty people allegedly responsible for crimes committed under Bashar al-Assad. After the latter’s fall, al-Bunni answers…
International Criminal Court and Special Criminal Court: a duel at the summit of justice in the Central African Republic. Photo: A taxi and a gendarmerie vehicle in a street in Bangui (Central African Republic).
A courts’ chase in Bangui
9 December 2024 | ICC | Central African Republic
...2021, is all about. The [ICC] must remain a mechanism of last resort, and The Hague a city of last resort.” Photo: © ICC-CPI A…
The empty courtroom of the International Criminal Court.
A court without trials?
3 December 2024 | ICC | International
...organ of the Rome Treaty system that works separately. The Ongwen, Ntaganda, Al Mahdi and Lubanga cases are in the implementation phase, and the Al…
Malian Al Hassan Ag Abdoul Aziz Ag Mohamed Ag Mahmoud is awaiting his verdict at the International Criminal Court (ICC).
ICC: 10-year prison sentence for Al Hassan
20 November 2024 | AFP News Feed | Mali
...and Ansar Dine groups exploited an ethnic Tuareg uprising in 2012 to take over cities in Mali's volatile north. Al Hassan is the second Malian…
Gangs and transitional justice - Photo: Young people take part in a sports event in Marseille's northern suburbs, where violence is rife.
Are gangs a topic for transitional justice?
14 November 2024 | Opinion | International
...of the world, the Kitāb al-ʻIbar. More recently, studies have noted their presence in countries as diverse as the United States, El Salvador, Brazil, France,…
Military report supposedly behind the plot that led to the genocide of the Tutsis in Rwanda. Photo montage combining a portrait of Théoneste Bagosora at a hearing before the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and a scan of the 1991 report of the ‘Bagosora Commission’.
Justice Info publishes the report supposedly behind the genocide plot in Rwanda
5 November 2024 | ICTR | Rwanda
...humanity and war crimes. His sentence was reduced to 35 years in prison by the Appeals chamber. Bagosora died in 2021 in a UN prison…