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“Better for Africans to try Africans,” Says Habré Prosecutor

“Better for Africans to try Africans,” Says Habré Prosecutor

After a long fight by victims of Hissène Habré, the former Chadian dictator was finally brought to justice, convicted and sentenced to life in jail on May 30, 2016, by the Extraordinary African Chambers (EAC) in Senegal, for war crimes, crimes against humanity and torture. He has appealed. In an interview with JusticeInfo, EAC Prosecutor […]

By Vony Rambolamanana

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Hissène Habré trial coverage over in Chad

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Habré Remains Mute as his Trial Restarts

WE HAVE HELPED THE ICC, SAYS DEPARTING US WAR CRIMES AMBASSADOR