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The Jig Is Up for Congo’s Embattled President
Instead of giving President Joseph Kabila a free pass to cling to power, world leaders should endorse a plan to replace him.
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Ethiopia: Exercise Restraint at Upcoming Festival
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“Fuel on the Fire”
Security Force Response to the 2016 Irreecha Cultural Festival
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Mali: Unchecked Abuses in Military Operations
Mali, Burkina Faso Troops Commit Killings, “Disappearances,” Torture
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Who Will Stand for Us?
Victims’ Legal Representation at the ICC in the Ongwen Case and Beyond
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CommentaryElection-related Sexual Violence in Kenya
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Giving Voice to Victims at the ICC
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World Report 2017: Central African Republic
Despite a rare peaceful transition of power and relatively peaceful elections in the Central African Republic, the country remained insecure, unstable, and beset by serious human rights violations.
World Report 2017: DR Congo
Political violence and government repression intensified in DR Congo in 2016 as President Joseph Kabila clung to power beyond his constitutionally mandated two-term limit, despite widespread opposition.
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THE UNRAVELLING: The Central African Republic Crisis
The Unravelling: Journey Through The Central African Republic Crisis
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Ethiopia: Omo Sugar Plantations
Ethiopia’s Lower Omo Valley, a home to 200,000 indigenous people is being turned into an industrial powerhouse.