Côte d'Ivoire urged to assist ICC in post-election violence probe

Headline Title: Côte d'Ivoire must assist ICC in election violence probe 27 March 2012 It is time for the Côte d'Ivoire authorities to cooperate fully with an International Criminal Court (ICC) probe into human rights abuses following the disputed 2010 presidential election, Amnesty International said a year after the conflict's most violent episode.Hundreds were killed in the Duékoué area, 500km west of the capital Abidjan, during three days of intense fighting from 28 March 2011 between forces loyal to outgoing President Laurent Gbagbo and those supporting President Alassane…

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