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Dorothy Toth Beasley, Georgia's first female appellate judge, has died at 86

Rwanda: Last ICTR Genocide fugitives confirmed dead (New Times)

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STOCKTAKING: CHRAJ@30 - MyJoyOnline

The paper tries to showcase CHRAJ as at 2023 and highlights some key achievements of the Commission from its inception. It takes its readers down memory lane from the establishment of the Commission, discusses the rationale behind the three mandates of the Commission and the practical implementation of the mandates through its interface with society over its thirty years of existence. It also offers a brief on the formative years of the Commission and some gist on initial cases handled as an Investigative Body. The paper concludes with some tit-bits on the way forward.

There's Genocide And Then There's 'Palestinian Genocide'

"In the Eye of the Storm" - Book Review bY Kofi Akpabli

If there is one personality who has created a high sense of human rights in Ghanaian society it is Justice Emile Francis Short, the man who was appointed in 1993, to establish and head the Commission for Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ).

Special interlocutor hopeful new Justice Minister will act to address residential school denialism

Denialism cannot be fully addressed by one piece of legislation, but changes such as amending the Criminal Code could help facilitate discussion, special interlocutor says

Rwanda: Genocide Fugitive Kayishema Re-Arrested, to Be Transfered to Arusha

The seven new faces in Trudeau's cabinet

Meet the new faces in Prime Minister Trudeau's cabinet

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shook up his front bench on Wednesday, dropping seven veteran cabinet ministers and replacing them with seven rookies. Here's a look at the new faces in cabinet.