The Kenyan parliament is expected to hold a session to debate ending the country’s membership of the International Criminal Court (ICC).

The justice ministry of the southern German state of Baden-Württemberg has said it may pursue 30 former guards of the Auschwitz concentration camp.

49 guards had been investigated by the judiciary, of which 30 should be prosecuted, officials said.

Thousands of Rwandans, who have been living in Tanzania for most if not all their lives have been forcefully evicted from their homes.

A former Nazi officer has been charged with murdering a Dutch resistance fighter in September 1944.

92-year old Siert Bruins, an officer of the Schutzstaffel (SS), is accused of shooting Aldert Klaas Dijkema after he was captured near Groningen.

The prosecutor at the court in Dortmund said that the defendant’s age should not prevent justice being served.

Cambodian staff at a Khmer Rouge war crimes tribunal have gone on strike  amidst of a funding crisis.

Deposed Egyptian president Mohammed Mursi will be put on trial, at the command of the country’s new army-backed authorities, facing charges of inciting murder and violence.

The leaders of three opposition parties in Congo have outlined their intentions of boycotting upcoming talks that are aimed at national reconciliation.

Burmese authorities announced the opening of border crossings with Thailand, in a historic move to boost tourism.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has demanded that the US to present evidence of Syria’s alleged chemical attack on rebels to the UN.

"Syrian government troops are on the offensive and have surrounded the opposition in several regions," he said.

Addressing the US today, President Barack Obama announced that military attacks would take place following the consultation of congress.

The M23 rebel group active in the easter Democratic Republic of Congo has announced it will stop fighting after being pounded by UN forces over the past week.

M23 official Museveni Sendugo said to the BBC that rebel forces had already withdrawn from the frontline.

President Barack Obama outlined the possibility of a “limited narrow act” by the US in response to the alleged use of chemical weapons by the Syrian army, today.