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• 8 February 2013
  Hissène Habré Case
  International JusticeUniversal JurisdictionSenegal
  

  Senegal: Hissène Habré Court Opens Extraordinary African Chambers to Try Former Chadian Dictator

  The inauguration of a special court in Senegal marks a turning point in the long campaign to bring to justice the former dictator of Chad Hissène Habré, a coalition of (...)

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• 23 August 2012
  Hissène Habré Case
  International JusticeUniversal JurisdictionSenegalChadAfrica
  

  Donors Should Support Plan to Try Hissène Habré

  The agreement signed between Senegal and the African Union (AU) on August 22, 2012, to establish a special court to try the former dictator of Chad, Hissène Habré, is (...)

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• 22 August 2012
  Hissène Habré Case
  Impacts
  

  Hissène Habré trial approaches

  On 27 June 2012, Senegalese President, Macky Sall, announced in Cabinet that Hissène Habré will be tried before the end of the year. This announcement came a few hours (...)

  [English]
• 25 July 2012
  Hissène Habré Case
  International JusticeUniversal JurisdictionAfrican UnionImpactsAfrica
  

  After World Court Ruling, Plan to Try Chad’s Ex-Dictator in Senegal With African Judges

  Senegal’s agreement on July 24, 2012, to establish a special court to try the former dictator of Chad, Hissène Habré, if swiftly implemented, could mark a turning point (...)

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• 20 July 2012
  Hissène Habré Case
  International JusticeUniversal JurisdictionAfrican UnionAfrica
  

  World Court: Important Victory for Habré Victims

  Senegal Should Bring Chad’s Former Dictator to Justice “Without Further Delay” The ruling by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on July 20, 2012 that Senegal must (...)

  [English]
• 27 October 2011
  Hissène Habré Case
  International JusticeUniversal JurisdictionAfrican UnionAfrica
  

  

  A REAL SOLUTION OR MORE DILATORY TACTICS?

  At four months of the presidential election in Senegal and while Rwanda has proposed to prosecute Habré, the International Committee recalls the obligation of Senegal (...)

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• 10 June 2011
  Hissène Habré Case
  International JusticeUniversal Jurisdiction
  

  Senegal: Habré Trial an ‘Illusion’

  After Senegalese Walkout, Victims Seek Ex-Dictator’s Extradition to Belgium

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• 10 June 2011
  Hissène Habré Case
  International JusticeUniversal Jurisdiction
  

  Hissène Habré in Senegal: 21 Years of Impunity

  Chronology of Hissène Habré Case

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• 16 November 2010
  Hissène Habré Case
  International JusticeUniversal Jurisdiction
  

  Donors to Meet to Fund Hissène Habré Trial - Budget Agreement Ends Logjam on Bringing Ex-Dictator of Chad to Justice

  A meeting of international donors in Dakar on November 24, 2010, to finance the prosecution of Hissène Habré is a potential turning point in the long campaign to bring (...)

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• 21 July 2010
  Hissène Habré Case
  

  Senegal/Chad: Nobel Winners, African Activists Seek Progress in Habré Trial

  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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