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05/01/2023

Rarely are female editorial cartoonists at the forefront of political discussion in Kenya, but Celeste Wamiru is proving that a woman’s voice can be just as powerful as any man’s.

Check out her story here: https://bit.ly/3VMe2oM

Celeste is an editorial cartoonist whose work tackle political issues and sparks meaningful conversations about justice and human rights.

27/12/2022

Every aspiring cartoonist in Kenya and beyond has a chance to make it in the industry and effect social change.

FeDe, a Tanzanian editorial cartoonist is a testimony. He shares his story and advice on how to use cartoons to promote social justice and human rights. Tap the link to read more! https://bit.ly/3VvP9xn
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FeDe's motivation for drawing cartoons for social change springs from his desire to create something that makes a difference in people's lives

22/12/2022

Ethiopia and Tigray agreed to a “permanent cessation of hostilities, restoration of law and order” by signing a peace deal in Pretoria, South Africa.

Will the peace agreement hold?

https://bit.ly/3jovodM

Opinion is divided on the nature of the peace deal between the Ethiopia government and the TPLF and whether it will hold.

21/12/2022

It's been an eventful year, and we're looking back on some of our highlights!

Our exhibition, Justice Through African Eyes, is the most significant project we undertook in 2022. It featured some of Africa's best cartoonists who used editorial cartoons to draw attention to narratives and voices relating to justice and human rights in Africa.

Check out this virtual exhibition for a glimpse at how cartoons can be used to call for an end to impunity while advocating for the rule of law, justice, and positive societal change.

https://jfjustice.net/virtual-exhibition/

Cartoonist Profiles Godfrey Mwampembwa (Gado), is the most syndicated political/editorial cartoonist in East and Central Africa. In 2007, Gado was

15/12/2022

Appeals Chamber unanimously confirms the conviction of Dominic for crimes against humanity and war crimes committed in Northern .

Ongwen, on February 4, 2021, was convicted by the Trial Chamber IX of leading attacks on civilians in the Pajule, Odek, Lukodi, and Abok camps for internally displaced persons in northern Uganda between July 1, 2002, and December 31, 2005.

International Criminal Court - ICC

26/09/2022

08/07/2022

Rwenzori- North Kivu: a new rebel incursion kills 13 including 4 patients

It was around 9 p.m. that the attackers stormed the locality where there is a reference health center, according to the mayor of Lume.

“My Lume entity has been in mourning since Thursday night. Rebels attacked the Mwangaza neighborhood. They burned down the referral health center. We found four charred patient bodies this morning. There are also 3 bodies of children found in the enclosures of the health structure. […], it's really deplorable”, regrets Kasereka Isse Miyambo, mayor of Lume who details that two other bodies with bladed weapons were seen outside the health center.
https://www.sosmediasburundi.org/2022/07/08/rwenzori-nord-kivu-une-nouvelle-incursion-rebelle-fait-13-morts-dont-4-patients/

Ce jeudi dans la nuit, des assaillants assimilés aux ADF (Forces Démocratiques Alliées) ont attaqué une structure sanitaire dans la commune de Lume. C’est en secteur de Rwenzori sur le