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The International Criminal Court has delivered a historic verdict, convicting a commander of the notorious Janjaweed militia for orchestrating mass atrocities in Sudan’s Darfur region more than two decades ago. Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman, well-known as Ali Kushayb, was found guilty on 27 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity for his role in…
The rebel movement M23, accused of atrocities in eastern Congo, has pushed back against fresh...
At least 140 civilians were killed in eastern Congo in July, reportedly by Rwanda-backed rebels,...
A surge in abductions by jihadist fighters in Mozambique’s troubled Cabo Delgado region...
Malian troops have been implicated in the alleged summary execution of at least 22 civilians in the country’s conflict-ridden central zone, according to a statement released Tuesday by Human Rights...
In the central Malian village of Diafarabé, dozens of demonstrators, mainly women and children, took to the streets to express outrage after reports surfaced that more than 20 civilians were killed...
A Tunisian court has sentenced prominent opposition figures to prison terms ranging from 13 to 66 years, marking the conclusion of a sweeping trial that accused 40 individuals of plotting against state...
Africans and other foreign nationals in South Africa suffer “routine” harassment and lethal violence by locals and government authorities, a new report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) said. In...
The world needs to know that we will not tolerate injustice, our Martyrs will not die in vain, radical and substantial changes will take place in Africa, the Good News will certainly set everyone free,...
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