07.05.2012 - ReliefWeb , Author: UN News Service

5 mass prison breaks in 2012 so far; they occurred in towns Abidjan, Dimbokro, Katiola, Korhogo, and Agboville; UN calls for improvement of prison conditions [ID 215864]

28.04.2012 - ReliefWeb , Author: Agence France-Presse

Article on the political situation; government and opposition agreed to launch a formal dialogue and meet 4 times a year [ID 215575]

26.04.2012 - Integrated Regional Information Network 

No signs of improvement for displaced people in Western regions around town of Duékoué; farms people were displaced from have been taken over by other groups, which hinders a return [ID 215164]

26.04.2012 - ReliefWeb , Author: Agence France-Presse

Sakre: According to a military source, 8 people were killed and 10 homes burned in an attack; 4 attackers have been arrested [ID 215175]

25.04.2012 - ReliefWeb 

Sakre: According to a military source, 6 people were killed in an overnight attack; 4 attackers were arrested, all of them supporters of former President Laurent Gbagbo [ID 215064]

19.04.2012 - Reporters Sans Frontières 

Osange Silou-Kieffer, the wife of missing Franco-Canadian journalist Guy-André Kieffer, received an assurance from President Alassane Ouattara that no-one would be protected in the investigation into her husband's disappearance [ID 214231]

02.04.2012 - Reporters Sans Frontières 

According to an interior ministry official, Ousmane Sy Savané, the director general of the Cyclone newspaper group, has not been arrested because of his activities as a media owner but because he is suspected of “endangering state security” [ID 212954]

31.03.2012 - Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Country report (as at March 2012) [ID 216052]

29.03.2012 - UN Security Council 

Report of the Secretary-General on political and security developments, human rights, transitional justice, the humanitarian situation, etc. in Côte d’Ivoire [ID 214861]

19.03.2012 - ReliefWeb , Author: Inter Press Service

Article on the situation of children and the consequences of violence following the November 2010 presidential elections [ID 212516]

19.03.2012 - UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs 

Update on the humanitarian situation (protection; health; food security and nutrition; education) [ID 212517]

14.03.2012 - ReliefWeb , Author: Inter Press Service

Article on the health system [ID 212004]

08.03.2012 - ReliefWeb , Author: Agence France-Presse

The final results from the Independent Electoral Commission confirmed that President Alassane Ouattara's party had won an overall majority in the parliamentary election, which was boycotted by the main opposition [ID 211506]

08.03.2012 - Médecins Sans Frontières 

Report on maternal care and emergency obstetric care in humanitarian crisis [ID 213055]

05.03.2012 - Human Rights Watch 

Rising violent crime in and around the town of Bouaké; since early December 2011, at least 22 people have been murdered during attacks on passengers travelling on motorbikes or in commercial vehicles [ID 211893]

27.02.2012 - Reuters, Author: AlertNet

Bonon: According to an official, at least 5 people were killed when unidentified attackers fired at a polling station hours after voting had ended [ID 211495]

23.02.2012 - Human Rights Watch 

Article on national commission of inquiry charged with investigating 2010-2011 post-election violence [ID 211062]

21.02.2012 - Committee to Protect Journalists 

Annual report on press freedom in 2011 [ID 213768]

14.02.2012 - Reuters, Author: AlertNet

Arrah region: According to an official, at least 3 people were killed and about 20 others were injured during 2 days of clashes; locals were protesting against former Forces républicaines de Côte d’Ivoire (FRCI) soldiers [ID 211494]

13.02.2012 - ReliefWeb , Author: Agence France-Presse

According to security and medical sources, 3 people were killed and about a dozen injured in clashes between local communities and soldiers [ID 211493]

09.02.2012 - ReliefWeb , Author: UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire

Attécoubé: In the course of an UN operation to collect still circulating arms 185 former fighters have voluntarily returned their arms [ID 210111]

08.02.2012 - Integrated Regional Information Network 

Article on shortcomings in the fight against leprosy [ID 210124]

02.02.2012 - Reporters Sans Frontières 

Charles Sanga, editor of the daily Le Patriote, released after being held for 24 hours at the headquarters of the Directorate for Territorial Surveillance (DST) in Abidjan for allegedly "publishing confidential information"; journalist Jean-Claude Coulibaly released at the same time as Sanga [ID 209748]

02.02.2012 - ReliefWeb , Author: UN News Service

Abidjan: A UN voluntary disarmament operation aims to collect illegal weapons still in circulation among the civilian population [ID 210108]

30.01.2012 - Guardian 

After February 2012, the free healthcare service will only be available to mothers and their children under six years of age; consultation fees will drop from 1,000 to 650 CFA francs [ID 209248]