Issue 103, September 1997
Rwanda
Inside the genocide tribunal
A special investigation into the injustice being perpetrated by the International Criminal Tribunal in Arusha, Tanzania, where Rwandans are on trial for genocide.
Showtrial, UN-style
Barry Crawford, Africa Direct
'Where the hell do these people get their moral authority?'
Phil Taylor, defence investigator and legal observer at the genocide tribunal in Arusha
The Rwandan impunity issue: the theft of truth and justice in Central Africa
John Philpot, Secretary General of the American Association of Jurists
A court created for political ends
Ramsey Clark, former United States Attorney General
4 Mick Hume: The age of the ethically correct death squad
6 LM-mail
7 The what's NOT on guide
8 TABOOS: What's the problem with lunch break abortions? Beth Adams
11 OPINION: Ann Bradley
12 New Labour starts cleaning up Britain Jennie Bristow
14 The corruption of politics and the politics of corruption James Heartfield
19 A day out on the hunting demo Claire Fox
20 Rape law on trial Sally Millard
22 Why being raped did not ruin one woman's life Sara Hinchliffe
24 Rwanda: Showtrial, UN-style
31 Bosnia: more democratisers, less democracy Dave Chandler
34 FUTURES: Water, water everywhere... Dominic Wood
37 Second Opinion Dr Michael Fitzpatrick
38 alt.culture.lm
Nicholas Saunders on E; Festivals; Moroccan food; Nil By Mouth
42 APPEAL: In defence of free speech
43 Reading between the lines
Why do we live in an age of moral panics and witch-hunts?