Kenya's High Court Friday (June 14th) ordered the state to pay three people a total of 32 million shillings ($374,000) for wrongs they suffered under President Daniel arap Moi's regime, Kenya's Daily Nation reported.

About 300 people have protested over a delay on whether former Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo will be put on trial at the International Criminal Court.

Is Latin America's oldest guerrilla group ready to trade bullets for ballots? That's the issue negotiators began tackling in Havana on Tuesday as Colombia resumed negotiations to end a half-century-old civil war that has claimed tens of thousands of lives.

Despite Peace Talks, Forced Displacement Still Climbing in Colombia

Security Council: despite challenges, Yemen's political transition on course, says UN official

The cabinet of Yemen approved its accession to the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearances (ICCPED) and ratified the Rome Statute of the ICC.

Peru's President Ollanta Humala has rejected a request to pardon the jailed former leader Alberto Fujimori on humanitarian grounds.

A United Nations human rights expert is calling for the establishment of a commission of inquiry into the situation of nearly 5,000 Palestinians detained or imprisoned by Israel.

When the guards came to his cell and said he was free to leave Rangoon’s Insein Prison, Zaw Moe had surprisingly mixed feelings.

The Rwandan Government is designing a new strategy to ensure that all issues related to compensation of Genocide survivors are sorted by December.