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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The end of the project.

The Interactive Radio for Justice project closed in July 2011, after over six years of working in the Democratic Republic of Congo and in Central African Republic, in regions where the International Criminal Court is investigating war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.

Our goal was to create a dynamic and interactive communication between those who are targeted by investigations and those who are responsible for bringing justice to these communities.

This website will remain open for at least one year so that it can be used for research purposes by anyone who is interested – all radio programming produced by IRfJ is accessible via MP3 format in French, and is accompanied with English language transcripts and photographs.

There are three videos produced by IRfJ on the website, as well as numerous photos and essays on our activities. The three Music for Justice CD’s produced (two in Ituri, DRC and one in Bangui, CAR) are also available and can be downloaded from this website.

6 – Un travailleur pensionné mécontent de la fonction publique.

Un travailleur pensionné mécontent de la fonction publique.

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20 – IRfJ Journalist Abdon Manengu speaks with Pascal Turlan from the ICC

IRfJ Journalist Abdon Manengu speaks with Pascal Turlan from the ICC Office of the Prosecutor during his recent visit to Goma.

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19 – Une employée d’une société minière.

Notre Journaliste Didyne Vweka parle avec une employée d’une société minière.

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76 – ICC Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo participates in this program.

ICC Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo participates in this program.

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5 – Listening Groups from Goma visit our partner radio in Goma

Listening Groups from Goma visit our partner radio in Goma, where they met with Radio Colombe’s Director Hubert Furuguta.

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19 – US Ambassador at-large for War Crimes, Stephen Rapp.

IRfJ journalist Abdon Manengu speaks with US Ambassador at-large for War Crimes, Stephen Rapp, for this program.

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13 – Tribal Chiefs Elise Onyani and Mbijo Panga.

Tribal Chiefs  Elise Onyani and Mbijo Panga participate in this program’s debate.

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18 – IRfJ journalist Didyne Vweka interviews school children from Bunia.

IRfJ journalist Didyne Vweka interviews school children from Bunia in the studio.

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75 – Strategy and format behind IRFJ programming

IRfJ Director Wanda Hall responds to a question on the strategy and format behind IRfJ programming.

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