News Migration 4 September 2017 Burundi officials should be tried for “crimes against humanity”: UN commission Top people in Burundi have been getting away with murder. Now a UN body says they should face trial
Analysis Conflict 21 August 2017 Hate speech stirs trouble in Burundi History tells us Burundi needs to start prosecuting those guilty of hate speech and inciting violence
Opinion Conflict 26 July 2017 International action needed over Burundi now Burundi may not be generating headlines these days but the crisis endures and mediation is needed now more than ever
Analysis Food 22 June 2017 Burundi crisis continues to bite The Burundian government would have you believe the country is no longer in crisis and calm reigns. If only that were the case
Analysis Aid and Policy 2 January 2017 Ten humanitarian stories to look out for in 2017 IRIN’s tip sheet on the issues that will have an impact in the new year
News Aid and Policy 27 December 2016 The Grinch’s not-so-festive guide to food ration cuts Naughty or nice, no matter: those requiring food assistance this year, particularly in Africa, are finding things even tougher than usual
Feature Conflict 19 December 2016 Burundi mental scars deepen as fear rules Burundi is a damaged country, traumatised by violence. Can it ever heal?
Feature Migration 21 October 2016 Top Picks: Nauru, Lebanon, Haiti, the Hague and Geneva This week's recommended reading from IRIN's editors.
News Conflict 19 October 2016 Burundi walks away from the ICC President signs law to begin withdrawal from the international court
Analysis Conflict 5 October 2016 Rwandans feel the pinch as Burundi fallout hits home As relations sour between Burundi and Rwanda, a trade ban is hurting business and raising tensions
Analysis Conflict 7 June 2016 Briefing – who’s who in Burundi’s armed opposition With no peace talks on the cards, the threat of civil war grows
Analysis Conflict 24 May 2016 Burundi’s peace talks going nowhere The Burundi government’s refusal to talk to the opposition risks escalating the political violence. But is the international community ready for more robust action?
![Protestors demonstrate carrying placards announcing "no violence" and "free RPA" [Radio Publique Africaine], through the streets of Nyakabiga neighbourhood in Bujumbura on May 4, 2015.](http://assets.irinnews.org/s3fs-public/styles/responsive_medium/public/images/201505150951570016.jpg?IsxB.U.YrYYNxkSmTr.sst46E4qrMIjT&itok=TWsfnXvh)
