Chad
In May 2016, a special court in Senegal convicted Hissène Habré, the former president of Chad, for serious international crimes and sentenced him to life in prison. Habré was convicted of crimes against humanity, war crimes, and torture, including rape and sexual slavery. The verdict was the result of a 25-year campaign by Habré’s victims and their supporters. As of January 2021, the victims of the former Chadian dictator have yet to receive any reparations following the historic 2016 atrocity conviction in Senegal.
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International Justice
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Chad: Violent Repression of Opposition Protest
Open Civic Space, Ensure Accountability for Excessive Force
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Chad: Pre-Election Crackdown on Opponents
End Ill-treatment, Beatings; Respect Right of Assembly; Investigate Abuses
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News
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Chad: Violent Repression of Opposition Protest
Open Civic Space, Ensure Accountability for Excessive Force
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Former Chad Dictator Habré’s Dead, Victims Still Await Compensation
Habré was Convicted in Historic Trial in Senegal
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Ex-Chad Dictator’s Victims Denied Reparations
5 Years on, No Action on Court Orders in Hissène Habré Case
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Hissène Habré’s Victims Continue Fight for Reparations
Five Years After Chadian Dictator’s Guilty Verdict, Victims Still Await Justice
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Chad: Déby Leaves Legacy of Abuse
AU Should Deploy Crisis Team to Ensure Civilian Protection, Rule of Law
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Chad: Pre-Election Crackdown on Opponents
End Ill-treatment, Beatings; Respect Right of Assembly; Investigate Abuses
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African Union: No Reparations for Ex-Chad President’s Victims
4 Years After Hissène Habré’s Conviction, African Union Fails to Put in Place Victims’ Fund
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Senegal/Chad: No Reparations for Ex-Dictator’s Victims
Four Years After Hissène Habré’s Conviction, African Union and Chad Fail Victims
