Democratic Republic of Congo had not organized poll since the Civil War (1998-2003), where there was five million deaths, and had the intention to bring back stability inside the country. So, the pending makes all people nervous about the final result. However, the Céni’s...
Deployment of newly recruited magistrates snagged, seemingly leaving judiciary in east as flawed as ever.
By Passy Mubalama - International Justice - ICC
ACR Issue 289,
23 Feb 11
Despite a recruitment drive more than a year ago in the Democratic...
IWPR trainee who reports on ICC-related issues in eastern DRC pays visit to The Hague to witness firsthand the trials she follows back home. By Passy Mubalama - International...
Youngsters struggling to adapt to civilian life feel they have little option but to return to fighting.By Erick Kenzo - International Justice - ICCACR Issue 288,8 Feb 11 A lack of community support and persistent discrimination is being blamed for the...
Congolese journalists speak of love, work and relationships as one of their colleagues prepares to tie the knot. By Melanie Gouby - International Justice - ICC ...
Prosecutors being urged to use pillage charge to curb illicit trade in natural resources.By Inna Lazareva - International Justice - ICCACR Issue 283,24 Dec 10 New proposals to pursue those who benefit from the illegal exploitation of minerals have been broadly...
IWPR’s international justice reporter Simon Jennings looks at the International Criminal Court’s achievements since it was founded eight years ago and considers what challenges lie ahead. By Simon Jennings ...