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• 21 July 2010
  Hissène Habré Case

  

  African Union, Which Sought Senegal Trial 4 Years Ago, Should Take Action (Dakar, July 21, 2010) – The Nobel Peace Prize winners Bishop Desmond Tutu and Shirin (...)

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• 28 January 2009
  Hissène Habré Case
  International JusticeUniversal JurisdictionAfrican Union

  

  More than 30 months after it asked Senegal to prosecute the former dictator of Chad, Hissène Habré, the African Union should ensure that the trial moves forward, five (...)

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• 16 May 2008
  Hissène Habré Case
  International JusticeUnited NationsUniversal Jurisdictioncat

  

  Two Years After UN Ruling, No Action on Former Chad Dictator

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• 26 February 2002
  Hissène Habré Case
  International JusticeUniversal Jurisdiction

  

  A Belgian judge leaves for Chad today to pursue his investigation of Chad’s exiled former president, Hissène Habré.

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• 20 March 2001
  Hissène Habré Case
  International JusticeUniversal Jurisdiction

  

  FIDH AND HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH Senegal’s highest court today ruled that Chad’s exiled former president, Hissène Habré, could not stand trial on torture charges because his (...)

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