Central African Republic: Central African Republic Reparations - What Victims Say About First Payments

In mid-September, the Special Criminal Court in the Central African Republic announced it had implemented reparations for the victims of two massacres in 2019, the subject of its… Read more »

Central African Republic: What Happens When the ICC Suddenly Stops Your Prosecution?

How much should you be compensated if the prosecution of the International Criminal Court (ICC) suddenly decides to stop prosecuting you? In Maxime Mokom's case, he thinks about… Read more »

Central African Republic: Central African Republic - Why the Truth Commission Was Dismissed

Rodrigue Le Roi Benga is a journalist specialising in justice and human rights, science, economics and the environment. A graduate of the Department of Information and… Read more »

Central African Republic: The Mokom Fiasco At the ICC

Janet H Anderson is one of JusticeInfo's correspondents in The Hague. As a freelance journalist she's been covering international justice - Rwanda, The Hague, Sierra Leone, Uganda… Read more »

Central African Republic: Special Court Hands Down First Reparations Decision

After several months of hesitation, the Special Criminal Court on June 16 handed down in Bangui a first reparations decision in its first and only trial. This decision does not… Read more »

Central African Republic: Truth Commission Struggles to Get Off the Ground

The Truth, Justice, Reparation and Reconciliation Commission presented its activity report to the Central African Republic's President on December 30, 2022, more than 18 months… Read more »

Central African Republic: Special Criminal Court Renewed, Prosecutor Takes Stock of Results

The Central African Republic parliament on December 28 renewed the mandate of the Special Criminal Court (SCC) for five years. After a highly publicized arrival at Bangui airport… Read more »