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Politics

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    Sudan: Bringing Back the State

    By Alex de Waal
    July 22, 2009
    Twenty years ago I heard the story of a southern Sudanese villager who stumbled out of the war zone into a small town in ...
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    Humanitarian aid and the International Criminal Court: Grounds for divorce (2)

    By Fabrice Weissman
    July 21, 2009
    Pacification “NO PEACE WITHOUT JUSTICE” The second main argument used in support of the International Criminal Court is that there can be “no peace ...
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    Humanitarian aid and the International Criminal Court: Grounds for divorce (1)

    By Fabrice Weissman
    July 20, 2009
    Introduction Officially, the thirteen NGOs expelled from Sudan after an international arrest warrant was issued against Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir were being punished for ...
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    Response to ‘A Waste of Hope’

    By admin
    July 19, 2009
    The following letter from a senior ICC official has been published in World Affairs in response to the article by Julie Flint and Alex ...
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    Kenya: The Normalisation of Violence

    By Daniel Branch
    July 17, 2009
    Writing more than twenty years ago about Idi Amin’s Uganda, Ali Mazrui observed that Everyone was talking about the tyrant. I suggested that more people ...
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    Kenya: DIY Violence is Corrosive of Nationhood

    By Daniel Waweru
    July 17, 2009
    It is not often that participants in ethnic cleansing confess to it openly, but William ole Ntimama has managed it twice: in a 1996 ...
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    Kenya Post-2008: The calm before a storm?

    By Gabrielle Lynch
    July 17, 2009
    Nineteen months have passed since Kenya’s contested 2007 election, when the rapid re-inauguration of President Mwai Kibaki heralded an outburst of post-election violence – ...
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    Kenya’s Spectre of Impunity and the Politics of the Special Tribunal

    By Tim Murithi
    July 17, 2009
    On 9 July 2009, Kofi Annan the former chief mediator in the aftermath of Kenya's post-electoral violence, transferred an undisclosed list of senior politicians ...
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    Watu Wazima: A gender analysis of forced male circumcisions during Kenya’s post-election violence.

    By Wanjiru Kamau-Rutenberg
    July 17, 2009
    tories of men being forcibly circumcised and even castrated peppered news accounts of the madness that overtook Kenya in the aftermath of the December ...
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    Kenya: Our Possible Futures; Our Choices

    By Sisule Musungu
    July 17, 2009
    We knew or should have known that it was coming. But somehow we thought or believed, as the most corrupt country in the region, ...
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