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Global News Blog Is international justice finally finding its footing?

A prison sentence for a Congolese warlord. A court ruling for a Chadian dictator to be tried for torture. Some 67 years after Nuremberg trials, international courts and tribunals are making their mark.

New trouble in Congo

Evidence exists to bring Syria war-crimes case: French diplomat (+video)

Modern Parenthood Thomas Lubanga sentenced, but child soldiers still struggle

Thomas Lubanga: Congolese warlord first person ever sentenced by ICC (+video)

US ambassador taps Facebook to drive wedge between Syrian military and Assad

Military intervention in Syria? Germany pushes back hard on French warning.

Opinion My final phone call with warlord Charles Taylor

Taylor's 50-year sentence draws mixed reactions in Liberia (+video)

Former Liberian leader Charles Taylor sentenced to 50 years in prison (+video)

Radko Mladic's genocide trial begins in the Hague

Ratko Mladic's Bosnian genocide trial begins (+video)

Keep Calm Good Reads: on the politics of language, Genghis Khan, and the Beastie Boys

Kenya races to transfer ICC election violence case to Africa

In Monrovia, Charles Taylor's wife awaits his verdict

Keep Calm Sudan declares war on South Sudan: Will this draw in East Africa, and China? (+video)

Africa Monitor Cote d'Ivoire's commitment to democratic principles questioned

Africa Monitor Congo president counters call for Army defection by rebel Bosco

Change Agent A growing answer to rising seas: floating homes

The Monitor's View After guilty verdict for warlord Lubanga, will Kony be captured in 2012?

Keep Calm Hague court issues its first guilty verdict against Congo warlord Lubanga

Kony 2012: Director of video agrees with critics (+video)

Is Assad scared of a war crimes trial? Assault on Homs suggests not. (+video)

ICC treads carefully ahead of ruling Monday on Kenyan violence suspects

Global News Blog Death penalty for Egypt's Mubarak: How will that play with the tin-pot despot set?