Northern Ugandans react to end of LRA hunt
By Michael Ojok On the 20 of April 2017, the Uganda People’s Defence Force received back its first contingent of ...
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Month: April 2017
Clément Abaifouta: “Forgiveness does not come easy after this kind of suffering, but we are working on it.”
Clément Abaifouta is the quintessential survivor. In July 1985, he was arrested by Hissène Habré’s dreaded Documentation and Security Directorate ...
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Continued hope for ICC’s “imminent” investigation in Afghanistan
by Carrie Comer For nearly four decades Afghanistan has been engulfed in a complex series of armed conflicts, international interventions and ...
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Just or Unjust? Mixed Reactions on Whether Ongwen Should be on Trial
As the trial of former Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) commander Dominic Ongwen continues before the International Criminal Court (ICC), people ...
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Non-compliance: Why South Africa’s penance should be brief and painless
By Ishmael Bundi Last week at The Hague, South Africa finally got a chance to explain its failure to arrest ...
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Syria and accountability
The news of a suspected chemical weapons attack in a small Syrian town has shocked many. Tweet. According to a ...
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