Ariz and Kiamran: The two teachers creating a level playing field for Georgia’s minorities
This article is part of the #MyJustice series featuring activists from around the world who are making change. Are you ...
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Tag: Georgia
ICL Media Review: Report links Syrian government to over 300 chemical weapons attacks
In this week's review, news about the joinder of the Yekatom and Ngaïssona cases, war crimes in South Sudan, chemical ...
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Waiting on the ICC in Georgia
A decade after the short but deadly conflict that tore Georgia and South Ossetia asunder, victims on either side are still ...
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Waiting on the ICC in South Ossetia
A decade after the short but deadly conflict that tore Georgia and South Ossetia asunder, victims on either side are still ...
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Victims of the Russo-Georgian War want to see high-level perpetrators punished
The ICC Prosecutor’s investigation into the Russo-Georgian War of 2008 took a long time coming, but represents a welcome change of ...
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Georgia and the ICC: a strong beginning, an uncertain outcome
By A. Elena Ursu On 27 January, the International Criminal Court opened an investigation into the crimes committed during the ...
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Who’s afraid of the ICC in Georgia?
By Mark Kersten The International Criminal Court (ICC) may have finally found its ‘road out of Africa’. Prosecutors at the ...
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