William Pace: No, the ICC is not badly run
William R. Pace has been the face of the civil society’s backing of the International Criminal Court (ICC) since the ...
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A cartoonist who comforts the afflicted and afflicts the comfortable
Godfrey Mwampembwa, popularly known as Gado, is one of Africa’s most celebrated editorial cartoonists. A household name, particularly in East Africa, ...
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Negotiated Engagement: The Latest in the Africa-ICC Relationship
At the thirtieth summit of the African Union (AU) last month, African states took a bold decision. They agreed to ...
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ICL Media Review: UN Secretary-General calls for Syria’s referral to ICC
In this week's review, news about Haradin Bala, Bashir meeting Guterres, Ntaganda submissions on closing statements in DRC, Bensouda’s call ...
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ICL Media Review: ICC Prosecution opens Preliminary Examination into Philippines and Venezuela
In this week's review, news about the close of the prosecution case the Ayyash et al case at the Special ...
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Donor funding priorities in Africa: A perspective from Malawi
By Justice Hub If you ever get round to reading through the outcomes of high-level meetings where ministers get to ...
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Time for Africa’s voice to be heard in international arbitration
It is time for a shakeup in international arbitration. For too long, Africa and other regions of the world have ...
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An Emerging Framework for All of Africa: The Right to a Fair Trial at The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and Fair Trial Rights
By Oliver Windridge At the end of last month,, the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights (African Court) handed down ...
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Letting Burundi go: ICC withdrawal test for international commitment to justice
By Benjamin Duerr As Burundi becomes the first country to leave the International Criminal Court (ICC) this week, the withdrawal ...
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Weekly ICJ Media Review: Ratko Mladic Trial Judgment to be delivered on 22 November
By ICL Media Review Ratko Mladic Trial Judgment to be delivered on 22 November On 18 October, the Trial Chamber ...
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