10 things you didn’t know about the ICC’s detention centre
In July 2018, Justice Hub was able to make a rare visit to the place the International Criminal Court keeps ...
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Expert: Rehabilitation of those convicted by international criminal tribunals is woefully inadequate
Much ink has been spilled on the oft-difficult and dicey process of bringing wanted perpetrators to justice. Less attention has been ...
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Former ICTY Judge : Victims in the Kenyan ICC cases got a raw deal
Judge Koffi Kumelio A. Afande, who has served on both the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), and ...
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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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ICL Media Review: Kosovo warned against taking action to end specialist tribunal
In this week's review, news about the KRSJI, pardon of Alberto Fujimori, the inquiry into Praljak’s death, and an appeal ...
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ICL Media Review: ICC prosecutor’s office publishes annual report on Preliminary Examinations
In this week's review, news about the ICC’s annual Preliminary Examination report, the Prosecutor’s decision on reconsideration of the preliminary ...
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ICL Media review: Kosovo Tribunal President says Tribunal is ready to issue first indictments
28 November 2017 – news about the courts - ICC Appeals Chamber issues questions for Bemba appeals hearing and Canadian ...
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Bitter legacy
By Stephanie van den Berg It was supposed to be a predictable appeals verdict in the case of the International ...
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Ratko Mladić convicted – but justice hasn’t entirely been served in the Hague
By Anna-Marie Brennan The conviction of Ratko Mladić in The Hague for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the ...
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