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May 23, 2019

A Call for Justice in Africa’s Great Lakes Region

Governments in the region should swiftly implement the Nairobi recommendations. The countless victims of atrocities and human rights violations in the Great Lakes region need more than just words.

International Justice

May 23, 2019 Dispatches

A Call for Justice in Africa’s Great Lakes Region

Lewis Mudge
Director, Central Africa
International Justice

February 1, 2017 Dispatches

AU's 'ICC Withdrawal Strategy' Less than Meets the Eye

Elise Keppler
Associate Director, International Justice Program
Africa

November 3, 2015 Commentary

Africa’s Softer, Gentler Coups d’Etat

Anneke Van Woudenberg
Deputy Director, Africa Division

Published In: Foreign Policy

Reports More Reports

December 1, 2003

Policy Paralysis

A Call for Action on HIV/AIDS-Related Human Rights Abuses Against Women and Girls in Africa

News

December 31, 2013 Commentary

Silver Lining: The Year 2013 in Human Rights

Kenneth Roth
Executive Director

Published In: Foreign Policy
August 28, 2013 Defenders

Abbé Benoît Kinalegu, Democratic Republic of Congo
June 28, 2012 Commentary

U.S. Must Enforce Ban on Child Soldiers

Jo Becker
Advocacy Director, Children's Rights Division

Published In: Politico
March 23, 2012 Commentary

Child soldiers: A worldwide scourge

Jo Becker
Advocacy Director, Children's Rights Division

Published In: Los Angeles Times
March 15, 2012 Impact

Justice in Congo
July 30, 2009 Statement

African Civil Society Urges African States Parties to the Rome Statute to Reaffirm Their Commitment to the ICC
October 3, 2008 News Release

United States: President Bush Signs Law on Child Soldiers
November 14, 2006 News Release

Congo-Brazzaville: Authorities Try to Silence Anticorruption Activists
January 14, 2005 Impact

Burundi/Congo: HRW Report Praised by Congo Minister for Aiding Peace
July 2, 2003 Statement

President Bush's Trip to Africa

Daily Brief

March 30, 2020

Indian lockdown puts poor at risk: Hungary's prime minister set to seize unlimited power today; displacement camps in Myanmar are a possible catalyst for COVID-19; detained Libyans are at heightened risk for COVID-19; concerns for those in immigration detention in Europe, too; coronavirus is obstructing the painstaking path to equal pay in sports; the US should be supporting international justice rather than undermining it; and Portugal grants temporary residency status to all asylum seekers and migrants.