Assad’s Syria: Speak no evil, see no evil, hear no evil
Syria in the last few years has become synonymous with human rights violations at a medieval scale. Every week, it seems, ...
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‘The World in Crisis’ – How international lawyers see current events
It’s a foreboding title - ‘The World in Crisis’ - but relevant. The subjects covered by the International Bar Association’s ...
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New African Union strategy on ICC plays politics with justice
by Stephen A. Lamony For the past eight years, we have been bracing for the first possible withdrawals by African ...
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The Global Human Rights Round-up: January 2017
Welcome to Trump World By Ishmael Bundi Trump: With goodwill towards none and malice towards all Who’s afraid of ...
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Ongwen trial provokes strong opinions in northern Uganda
On Justice Hub’s Facebook page, we asked you whether you agreed with those like retired Anglican Bishop Macleord Baker Ochola ...
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Offshore Justice: could Australia end up at the ICC for abusing asylum-seekers?
By Mark Kersten Since 2013, the Australian government has taken a “zero tolerance” approach to individuals seeking to illegally migrate ...
Read moreThere is no system of international justice against Africa because there is no system of international justice
By Mark Kersten Following the twenty-seventh African Union summit, it seems brighter days may lie ahead for the tumultuous relationship ...
Read moreHold your horses – ICC complementarity
By Mark Kersten A former first lady goes on trial for disturbing the peace and undermining state security in Abidjan. ...
Read moreSend Tony Blair to The Hague?
By Mark Kersten* There are those who dream of the day when former British prime minister Tony Blair faces ...
Read moreA missed trial in The Hague or a mistrial? The end of the ICC cases against Ruto and Sang
By Mark Kersten It’s over. Almost six years after the International Criminal Court (ICC) intervened to investigate those responsible for ...
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