ICC To Launch Investigation in Cote D’Ivoire Mark Leon Goldberg October 3, 2011 The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court received the official go-ahead from the a panel of ICC judges for an investigation into election related violence in Cote D’Ivoire.
How Liberia Still Suffers from the Cote D’Ivoire Conflict Elizabeth Dickinson July 14, 2011 It's indicative of just what a stress this refugee influx is that almost five times as many Liberians are malnourished as Ivorian refugees.
Ivory Coast’s Laurent Gbagbo’s Capture Caught on Tape Mark Leon Goldberg April 13, 2011 Some dramatic footage has just emerged from the nabbing of Ivory Coast strongman Laurent Gbagbo on Monday.
Ivory Coast’s Laurent Gbagbo Nabbed Mark Leon Goldberg April 11, 2011 UN and French helicopters pounded the residence overnight with missiles and heavy caliber weapons. French troops mounted an assault and have apparently turned Gbagbo over to forces loyal to legitimate President Alassane Outtara.
Let This Be a Lesson to All Would-Be Gbagbos Mark Leon Goldberg April 6, 2011 After you lose an election, and someone offers you $5 million or a job at Dr. Martin Luther King's alma mater, don't begin a civil war. Take the gig.
UN Goes on the Offensive in Ivory Coast, Launches Air Strikes Mark Leon Goldberg April 4, 2011 It would seem that UNOCI has made the fateful decision to interpret its civilian protection mandate to pro-actively target Gbagbo's forces. UPDATE: Video of bombardment in Abidjan surfaces on YouTube.
