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Wednesday 6 April 2016

What became of 25 young Afghan deportees? ...

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What became of 25 young Afghan deportees?

 
 

Over 2,000 young people have been forcibly returned to Afghanistan from the UK in the past decade, but until now next to nothing was known about what happened to them after their deportation



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Big blow to ICC as final Kenya case thrown out

 
 

The International Criminal Court has suffered a major blow as the final case in an investigation into crimes against humanity committed in Kenya in post-election violence eight-years ago was dismissed.



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Alive or dead?

 
 

A military court in Cameroon last month sentenced to death 89 men on terrorism charges related to Boko Haram violence. A reporting blackout made it unclear if the sentences had been carried out or, if not, where those convicted were being held.

 

I was determined to find out more.

 

At the Ministry of Defence, the communications division said it wasn't allowed to discuss the verdict, delivered on 16 March under a controversial December 2014 anti-terrorism law.

 



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