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Central African Republic: A Long Road to Justice in the Central African Republic

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By Philippe Bolopion
| AllAfrica
First ICC Conviction of Seleka Leader Shows Court's Critical Role In November 2013, I went to Bangui and met Michel Djotodia, then the Central African Republic's self-proclaimed interim president. He had taken over the country as the head of a rebel coalition called the Seleka. He received me in a run-down military camp on a hill overlooking the capital, in a darkened office watched over by security cameras and guarded by ragtag soldiers.
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Centrafrique: Un long chemin vers la justice

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By Philippe Bolopion
| AllAfrica.com Français
La première condamnation par la CPI d'un ex-chef de la Seleka montre le rôle crucial de cette Cour En novembre 2013, je me suis rendu à Bangui et j'y ai rencontré Michel Djotodia, alors président par intérim autoproclamé de la République centrafricaine. Il avait pris le pouvoir à la tête d'une coalition rebelle appelée la Seleka. Il m'a reçu dans un camp militaire délabré, un groupe de soldats disparate. J'avais la tâche inconfortable de remettre au « président » notre dernier rapport.
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Human Rights Are Essential to Australia’s Interests

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By Philippe Bolopion
| Tribune Content Agency
World politics feels like it is in disarray. Rules intended to regulate the behavior of all countries and institutions seem not to matter. International human rights norms now appear decidedly unfashionable, even in Australia, a country that should be one of the staunchest defenders of global human rights, where I have just spent two weeks meeting with government officials and civil society.
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