Month: January 2020

By Susan Kendi For over a decade, the victims and families of those raped and massacred in the stadium in Conakry, Guinea have never received justice. June 2020 begins of ...

By Millicent Zighe Realising a conflict-free continent is the dream of every African. Ahead of the 33rd AU Summit we highlight the current hotspots; the root causes of conflicts; the ...

The African Union is slated to operationalize the Peace Fund which is earmarked to promote peace across the continent. The fund when fully operational will be the principal instrument for ...

By Susan Kendi Realising a conflict-free continent is the dream of every African. Ahead of the 33rd AU Summit we highlight the current hotspots; the  root causes of conflicts; the ...

By Millicent Zighe Realising a conflict-free continent is the dream of every African. Ahead of the 33rd AU Summit we highlight the current hotspots; the root causes of conflicts; the ...

By Susan Kendi The International Criminal Court judges will in due course give a landmark ruling on the prosecutor’s request to open an investigation into the alleged crimes committed in ...

The South Sudanese Government and several opposition groups have come to a peace agreement brokered by Roman Catholic group Sant’ Egidio. In the declaration, the warring parties promised to enact ...

By Susan Kendi Dominic Ongwen lead lawyer has requested the International Criminal Court to dismiss the charge of enslavement since the pleading of the charged crime is defective. In a ...

In an article published on the website we said that Michelle Jarvis the Deputy Head of the International Impartial and Independent Mechanism for Syria was in the running for the ...

By Susan Kendi and Thomas Verfuss The ICC Trust Fund for Victims has assistance programs in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo for 11 years and provided assistance ...