Month: April 2016

By Journalists For Justice On March 3, 2015, the Appeals Chamber at the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued the first-ever judgment on reparations in the case against former Congolese warlord, ...

By Journalists For Justice Thousands of victims of war in Central African Republic are hoping president, Faustin Archange Touadéra, will ensure they get justice. Touadéra, who was sworn at the ...

By Journalists For Justice Security forces systematically killed dozens of people, including by extrajudicial execution, on the single bloodiest day of Burundi’s escalating crisis. Since Pierre Nkurunziza announced a year ...

 By Journalists For Justice “For many years, I wrote about victims of rape and other forms of sexual violence, then one day I was gang-raped. From that day on, I ...

By Journalists For Justice Survivors of post-election violence in Kenya could finally benefit from the Trust Fund for Victims (TVF) established by the International Criminal Court. At the moment, survivors ...

            By Joyce J Wangui    Pressure has started to mount on the Trust Fund for Victims to assist sexual violence survivors of Kenya’s 2007-8 post-election ...

By Journalists For Justice An online campaign to force France to withdraw its troops from Central African Republic for alleged gross sexual abuse of girls and women has picked up ...

By Christopher Gitari Earlier this month the International Criminal Court (ICC) decided to terminate its case against Kenyan Deputy President William Ruto and the co-accused journalist Joshua arap Sang. Ruto and ...

By Journalists For Justice “They did not have guns, but they promised they would protect me and I believed in them. I had seen the resilience of these women.” This ...

  After months of deliberations, the international Criminal Court says it will investigate allegations of imprisonment and violence in Burundi, which has been by experiencing unrest since last. Since April ...