The ICC for which I was active 20 years ago
Time flies. Twenty-one years ago, on February 10, 1995, a dozen NGOs decided in New York to form a Coalition for the International Criminal Court (CICC). They
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A tribute to a wonderful Mom
(Part 1) _Thе big ѕtоrу ѕtаrtеd with Tate, аѕ ѕhе iѕ fondly саllеd by her grandchildren. Shamagizi wаѕ rаiѕеd in Gishamvu, a beautiful little village of
Jean-Pierre Bemba sentenced to 18 years in prison
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has sentenced Jean-Pierre Bemba to 18 years in prison for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by his men
The Young Old Brother Caught in IraQ
In 2003, I was part of a team of BBC journalists sent to Iraq after the war that ended the regime of Saddam Hussein. The
“You cannot Become Gay, You are Gay at Birth”
Almost 18 years ago, the BBC sent me to cover the 13th Lambeth Conference in Canterbury. It was an immense privilege for a young journalist to
Climate Change is not a Myth: A call from Rwanda
As World leaders gather in Paris to discuss ways of holding back the earth’s rising temperatures, I am writing these lines, to contribute to this
How to become an international athlete? It takes talent, but also the help of a trainer, a physiotherapist, a muscle building expert … the list is long. But not if you call yourself #Julius #Yego. The Kenyan athlete has refined his sports technique by watching videos on YouTube. And it works ! Julius Yego is Commonwealth Javelot Champion, African record holder and in the race for a gold medal at the World Championships in Beijing. Julius Yego in the voice of #Veget #Nshimiyimana
The Republic of São Tomé and Príncipe is an archipelago located in the Gulf of Guinea not far from the coast of Gabon. With a
Mr Javelot Youtube “: Julius Yego
How to become an international athlete? It takes talent, but also the help of a trainer, a physiotherapist, a muscle building expert … the list is
Genocide against the Tutsi: My Communion With An Eternal Rwanda
From the summit of the Mount Ibisi, I gaze in contemplation at the distant hills and valleys. What greets me from below is literally the
There is no “Champs Elysees” in Nairobi.
The Garissa attack in northern Kenya left 148 dead. Among the victims, 142 students. In the aftermath of this Shebab Islamist attack on the city’s University, a