Interactive Radio For Justice is a project designed to encourage dialog between people in regions where the International Criminal Court (ICC) is investigating the most serious crimes (genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes) and the national and international authorities responsible for rendering justice to them. [more...]

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4 – Citizens in Berabati and Bangui pose questions for this program.

février 24th, 2010 | IRFJ Base Series (CAR)

Citizens in Berabati and Bangui pose questions for this program.

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5 – Rights and legal recourse on the road

février 24th, 2010 | Justice Magazine

Citizens want to know their rights and legal recourse when abused by outlaws and the police on the road, when driving, riding their bicycles or walking.

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17 – Jean Pierre Kilenda, Avocat pour Matthieu Ngodjolo

février 24th, 2010 | On the Track of Justice

Jean Pierre Kilenda, Avocat pour Matthieu Ngodjolo, parle avec notre journalist a La Haye.

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16 – ICC Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo speaks with IRfJ journalist Jean Pierre Kabulabo in The Hague

février 24th, 2010 | On the Track of Justice

ICC Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo speaks with IRfJ journalist Jean Pierre Kabulabo in The Hague

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15 – Eric MacDonald leads the prosecutions 2nd witness

février 24th, 2010 | On the Track of Justice

Eric MacDonald (pictured here) is heard on this program leading the Prosecutions 2nd Witness in the Case against Germain Katanga and Matthieu Ngudjolo.

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60 – ICC President Sang-Hyun Song answers questions.

février 24th, 2010 | IRFJ Base Series (DRC)

ICC President Sang-Hyun Song answers questions for this program during a press conference in Ituri, DRC.

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Starting 2010 with new programing…

janvier 25th, 2010 | News

Happy New Year!

Interactive Radio for Justice starts 2010 with our first program produced in Kasugho, DRC, an isolated town in North Kivus, DRC. Despite continued insecurity the team in Kasugho is recording questions on human rights and the law within their community and bringing answers from authorities back to their listeners through IRfJ programming.

IRfJ programs produced during December are described below, you can find them all on this website.

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4 – Rights and recourse available for victims of sexual abuse in DRC

janvier 21st, 2010 | Justice Magazine

The legal recourse available and the rights of victims of sexual abuse under the law in the DRC are the subjects addressed of this programs.

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3 – Culture of criminality and staying safe in Bunia

janvier 21st, 2010 | Justice Magazine

How a culture of criminality, the daily struggles of people in Bunia to stay safe, is being addressed by local authorities is the subject of this program.

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3 – Questions related to Jean-Pierre Bemba’s provisional release

janvier 21st, 2010 | Kivus Goma

Citizens in Goma ask if Jean Pierre Bemba will be granted the provisional release requested by his defense as well as a host of other local, national and international justice questions.

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