five years earlier gbagbo was still be a warning in president running for his reelection. ivory coast was divided between his supporters and those of his rival alassane ouattara. campaign had been tense and so was election day. results came in tension and confusion escalated further first the electoral commission declared alassane ouattara as clear winner. not a son with tara got fifty four point one zero percent of the barracks next really. but that announcement was invalidated by the constitutional court which said no one bad bo had one votes. confusion soon turned into violence for five months ivory coast descended into chaos. three thousand people were killed in clashes in massacres between the two rival camps. that's when the accusation says long gbagbo launched a campaign of organized persecution murders and rapes against his opponents. carried out by the head of its former militia show blade with big. his alleged goal keeping his grip on power. the former president was arrested in april twenty eleven by a warrior and you went and french forces and handed to the icc

for example, laurent gbagbo, the former president of ivory coast, who is one of the cases before you,esidents and so on, to say, look, drop the case against laurent gbagbo because, if found guilty, the country could reignite and civil war could return to ivory coast. basically, there's an argument there which is saying, please, don't necessarily putjustice above everything else. peace and stability is important. i believe we are very sensitive to that, and we have demonstrated it time and time again, to show that it's this debate of peace and justice. let's sequence justice. let's do peace and then we dojustice. i think we should bring back ourselves to a position where we know that peace and justice are not mutually exclusive. they can actually work together. this has been tested. i tell you what thabo mbeki, former president of south africa, says about the gbagbo case and 0mar al—bashir and so on, "the challenge that arises is when someone says "that the issue of justice trumps the issue of peace. "while not dismissing the need to tackle impunity, "temporary immunity should be grant

election and that makes of parliament absolutely under control so i think that the best thing that mr gbagbo wants you want to control does vitamin a and not to be annoyed that by department you want to govern france with a service by technocrats and i think that if you look at the mosque the brawn the mosque there are brought to a democracy that's why we're going to come back to them by day. well there are a number of are quite a few new members who are new to politics so one could suggest that there's a lot of inexperience there how successful do you think this will be in ruling the country it's like well appearance. well i as i told you mr macro calls that. you know. the former got the the island was thought you want to govern france with high civil servants you want to govern france was technocrats and you don't want to have in these legs in the parliament opposition and this is true to their. international assembly you without free movement to do what you want because those people are only experience they have somehow been there like i was twenty five years old i'm sorry to say what the