Prisoners as political pawns: the ICTR must be pleased to have dodged that particular diplomatic dogfight.
Lead image: International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (Photo: Larissa Lee Beck/DPA)
Prisoners as political pawns: the ICTR must be pleased to have dodged that particular diplomatic dogfight.
Lead image: International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (Photo: Larissa Lee Beck/DPA)
In this week's review, news about the ECCC conviction of Chea and Samphan for genocide, the adjournment of Kwoyelo’s trial...
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