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Guatemala: Ex-dictator must answer to genocide
Former Guatemalan dictator Efrain Ríos Montt will be tried for genocide and crimes against humanity against committed during his brutal 17-month rule in the early 1980s, a time when civil war was raging
ICC: the last thing on Tripoli’s mind
The bare room in a villa outside the Libyan mountain town of Zintan where Saif Al Gaddafi now lives under guard is a modest affair, very different to the luxury of his $14 million (about €10,677,000) LonRNW Player
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A French Senate committee on Wednesday rejected a bill to outlaw denial of the Armenian genocide, but the move was unlikely to stop the diplomatically fraught bill passing at a final vote on Monday.
Video: Sexual violence in Congo: five stones to remind her
Due to the instability in the country, women in the Democratic Republic of Congo are frequently subjected to sexual violence. The consequences for victims as well as society as a whole are immense.
