ICL Media Review: Killing of Children Spikes in Mali in Possible Crimes Against Humanity
In this week's review, news about the ECCC and proceedings following Nuon Chea’s death, fair trial rights and the death penalty ...
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Tag: Iraq
Rawan Salim Al-Jiryawee wants fellow young Iraqis to have a bigger say on their future
This article is part of the #MyJustice series featuring activists from around the world explaining what justice means to them. ...
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Citizenship Stripping: Protecting National Security or Passing the Buck?
While the United States and its allies are clearing out the last pocket of territory in Syria controlled by the ...
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ICL Media Review: US Navy Seal Faces Prosecution for War Crimes in Iraq, but Two Charges Dropped
Kosovo Specialist Chambers grants interim measure suspending Prosecution's Order for Mahir Hasani to provide information while considering Referral on rights ...
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NGO expertise helps document rape during war
By Justice Hub The conflicts in Iraq and Syria have resulted in countless atrocities being committed against innocent civilians. Women ...
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Chilcot Inquiry’s effects on the International Criminal Court
Eventually, after a seven year wait, the results of the Iraq inquiry, known as Chilcot Inquiry, were published on 6 ...
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Tony Blair: Insufficiently African for an ICC indictment
By Brian Obara If you were curious how many people begrudge Tony Blair his liberty for his part in ...
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Send Tony Blair to The Hague?
By Mark Kersten* There are those who dream of the day when former British prime minister Tony Blair faces ...
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Fatou Bensouda and the Iraq decision
By Justice Hub So, what do you think? Is the ICC Prosecutor just looking at Iraq in order to move ...
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