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The week in review: fighting impunity and "cultural cleansing"
20 June 2016 | Opinion | Africa
...Malian Touareg Ahmed Al Faqi Al Mahdi (known as Abou Tourab), who was head of the Timbuktu Islamic morality brigade during the occupation of northern…
Syria, Mali and “Cultural Cleansing” as a Weapon of War
18 June 2016 | ICC | Mali
With Ahmad al Faqi al Mahdi due to go on trial in two months at the International Criminal Court (ICC) for destroying tombs in Timbuktu,…
The trial of Hissene Habre: a pivotal case for international justice in Africa
17 June 2016 | Opinion | Africa
...ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda rejects such criticism, stating that “Africa sought out the ICC, not the other way around.” Five African countries – Côte d’Ivoire,…
Week In Review: Interview with the ICC Prosecutor, Women and Slaves
13 June 2016 | ICC | Netherlands
...a woman.” These same taboos persist in Mali, where civil society is denouncing the slowness of transitional justice, owing to a lack of political will…
Mali’s Truth Commission Facing Delays
9 June 2016 | Other | Mali
Mali’s Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission (CVJR) was created over a year ago and put in place last October, but it has hardly started working.…
Central African Republic: Murder by Peacekeepers
7 June 2016 | Opinion | Central African Republic
...and my life has changed for the worse. I can’t feed my kids like before. I don’t have the strength to work as I did.…
African leaders and justice
30 May 2016 | Other | Africa
...he remains imprisoned in Britain. MALI - MOUSSA TRAORE Overthrown in 1991 after 23 years in power, he was sentenced to death twice for "political…
The Week in Review: Rwanda and France
17 May 2016 | Opinion | France
...the victims, who need to exorcize the massacres by telling what happened to them. This same issue of “speaking out” also exists in Mali, which…
Women Want Bigger Role in Mali Peace Process
15 May 2016 | Reconciliation | Mali
Mali has just adopted a law introducing a 30% quota for women in public posts and electoral bodies. Women in Mali say they are determined…
What 50 War Criminals Have to Say about International Justice
5 May 2016 | Tribunals | Europe
...in the prisons of Mali and Benin, as well as ICTR acquitted persons still living in the “safe house” in Arusha. He also went to…