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    When Justice and Judicial Proceedings Part Ways

    By Bridget Conley-Zilkic
    August 26, 2009
    Reading Adam Smith’s book now, after the intense debates around the ICC’s arrest warrant for Sudanese President Omer al-Bashir, provokes a deep sadness at ...
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    What Does the Abyei Ruling Mean for the Missiriya?

    By Hafiz Mohammed
    August 25, 2009
    Due to the Court of Arbitration decision in The Hague, around 1460 square kilometers which were inhabited by two clans of the Missiriya tribe ...
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  • Politics

    Human Rights Reporting on Darfur: A Genre that Redefines Tragedy (3)

    By Jayne Blayton
    August 24, 2009
    Human Rights Reporting as the First Draft of the Indictment Journalism has been described as the “first draft of history.” By the same token, ...
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  • Politics

    Human Rights Reporting on Darfur: A Genre that Redefines Tragedy (2)

    By Jayne Blayton
    August 22, 2009
    Activist and Apologist: Contrasts and Parallels This section uses techniques of textual and discourse analysis to examine two leading books on the Darfur crisis, ...
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    Misconceptions I – The ICC and the Truth Justice and Reconciliation Commission (TJRC)

    By Lydiah Kemunto Bosire
    August 21, 2009
    The Kenyan Cabinet recently resolved to put forward the Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission (TJRC) as a way to address the post-election violence. In ...
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  • Politics

    Kenya: A radical proposal to deal with our prejudices

    By Dr. Lukoye Atwoli
    August 21, 2009
    The truth about the beliefs and perceptions of the majority of Kenyans is not to be found in erudite forums and debates such as ...
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  • Politics

    Human Rights Reporting on Darfur: A Genre that Redefines Tragedy (1)

    By Jayne Blayton
    August 21, 2009
    The headline was, “A Tragedy Straight out of Shakespeare,” and the opening lines gripped my imagination and emotion. A student of literature wonders how ...
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  • Politics

    What Price Justice?

    By Sadia al Imam
    August 19, 2009
    Ask an international human rights lawyer and the director of a human rights organization, and they will tell you that justice has no price. ...
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    The Legacy and Consequences of the Crimes of (Afro) Stalinism

    By Pieter Tesch
    August 17, 2009
    While previously in the genocide debate it has been stressed that the ultimate Nazi crime is that of the Shoah of European Jewry and ...
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    Recalling Ethiopia’s Wars: The Rage of Numbers

    By Alex de Waal
    August 16, 2009
    The war in the Democratic Republic of Congo is often called the world’s most deadly since Korea. Perhaps if the long liberation wars in ...
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