Category: Politics and Legal
Briefing: The Egyptian revolution one year on
Activists and trade unions have announced 11 February as a day of general strike and.
Ethiopia: Gay-bashing, to what end?
Last December, Addis Ababa hosted the 16th International Conference on AIDS and STIs in Africa.
Kenya-ICC: The International Criminal Court’s ruling on Kenya
(Jan. 27, 2012 – A Week in the Horn of Africa) On Monday this week.
A look at Bereket Simon’s book: A Tale of Two Elections
(Daniel Berhane) Title: A Tale of Two Elections: A national journey that averted calamity Page:.
Twelve key events on Kenya’s journey to the ICC
This holiday season Kenyans will be watching the International Criminal Court (ICC), awaiting a decision.
Climate Change: Details of key decisions of COP17 Durban 2011
This month the Climate Change Conference in Durban, South Africa passed a number of decisions.
UN issues first report on human rights of gay and lesbian people
December 15, 2011 (UN News Center) – The first ever United Nations report on the.
Egypt: April 6 calls for civilian rule, after deadly protests
Following the public protests that began last Saturday and left dozens dead and close to.
Egypt: Rule of law under siege
Demonstrations in Cairo’s Tahrir square against Egypt’s interim military rulers have reportedly left at least.
Egypt: On the eve of Parliamentary elections
Protesters occupied Cairo’s Tahrir Square on 18 November to demand that the ruling military hand.