The Morning Call
Seven years ago, in Guinea’s capital Conakry more than 150 people died and some 100 women raped and brutally handled as government security troops attacked demonstrators in a peaceful protest. An investigation was opened in 2010, and Human Rights Watch reports that the process has made major progress despite political, financial, and logistical obstacles. According to them, current and former high-level officials like Moussa Dadis Camara have been charged
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Analyst says ICC arrest warrants unlikely to end Gaza war
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Detainees released in Burundi as part of effort to reduce overcrowding in prisons
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Ghana's Supreme Court restores NPP's Parliamentary majority ahead of December election
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Imane Khelif files legal complaint over reports alleging she has XY chromosomes
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Nigerian children could face death penalty for taking part in protests
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Victims call for Harrods boycott over Mohamed Al Fayed abuse allegations