Senegal

The Dakar Conference urges rapid implementation of the
Rome Statute

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ABIDJAN, 25 September (IRIN) - The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) on Monday expressed "deep concern" at what it described as the increased harassment of Senegalese journalists by government authorities since President Abdoulaye Wade took office in April 2000.

(New York, June 27, 2001)
In February 2000, Hissène Habré, known as the "African Pinochet," was
indicted in Senegal on charges of torture and crimes against humanity.
It was the first time that an African had been charged with atrocities