Topic: Idriss Deby - CSMonitor.com

Africa Monitor Chad's former dictator to be tried in Senegal for atrocities

Hissène Habré will become the first world leader to be prosecuted for crimes against humanity by another country's government. Could his trial set a precedent for future cases?

South Sudan, darling of the West, faces charges of political repression

Did Qaddafi flee to Niger? Libyan convoy in Niger is reminder of Sahel's close ties.

West Africa Rising: Libya war boosting Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb?

What to watch for as election season sweeps across Africa

Qaddafi's ties to rebel groups scrutinized as 'African mercenaries' patrol Libya

Five African stories you may have missed during Egypt's revolt

In Pictures Following Qaddafi's fashion

Haiti 'orphan' rescue mission: Adoption or child trafficking?

Ghana's new president: Africa's symbol of a working democracy

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Darfur rebel raid stirs Sudan-Chad war

Africans' newest form of dissent: blogs

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Chad refugees head home after failed rebel coup

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France backs Deby, may intervene in Chad

The Monitor's View In Chad, put refugees first

As fighting rages in Chad, France's new role revealed

If Chad coup succeeds, Darfur crisis could deepen