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Colleagues in CAR share their “how to’s” for engaging with communities affected by crimesThe ICC and the communities of Timbuktu meet: a first in the fabled city
“Timbuktu, fabled city of mystery, renowned seat of learning, city of the 333 Wali (saints) …”.A city that gave me everything and to which I am indebted; a city I visit frequently.If we don’t have peace …
Mention Timbuktu, fabled city of Tuareg caravans and epicentre of the salt trade in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, and the name never fails to captivate.The power of resilience, innovation and hope
I get up in the morning and I step right into Sudan or Georgia or Central African Republic.Access to information, no matter the distance
It seemed as if the odds were against the public following the trial.Julien’s story: Stakeholders visit to the Hague
My name is Julien. I am in the ICC Outreach team in The Hague and this is the story of one of the stakeholders visits I helped organize.Jimmy’s story: To witness the trial is to be part of history
As an outreach officer in Uganda, I bring the International Criminal Court closer to the communities affected by crimes.Martin’s story: The Hague trial in Gulu town
“Dano weng gu-aa malo”, “All rise!”Smiles in Carnot
Carnot is the third of the four towns we planned to visit during our three-week long mission.Following the sound of megaphone in Yaloké
Yaloké was the final destination on our three-week long mission to the South-West of the Central African Republic.Berbérati welcome
Listening to radio broadcast on Court-related topics is one thing, but talking directly with ICC staff is quite another.