Maung Saungkha is pushing back against the censorial instincts of the Myanmar regime
This article is part of the #MyJustice series featuring activists from around the world explaining what justice means to them. ...
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ICL Media Review: Myanmar releases soldiers convicted of Rohingya massacre
In this week's review, news about the Gaddafi appeal on admissibility; calls for new tribunal on ISIS crimes; and prospects ...
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How a perfect storm of fake news and political intrigues are pulling Malaysia out of the ICC
Malaysia's original decision to join the International Criminal Court (ICC) in March was welcomed with a blizzard of celebratory analysis. ...
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Covering Mass Atrocity: Lessons from Rwanda
As the world is commemorating the events of April 1994 in Rwanda - the genocide in which at least 800,000 ...
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ICL Media Review: South Sudan Government called before East African Court of Justice on March 25
In this week's review, news about Bemba’s claim for compensation, dismissal of Ongwen’s defect series, Kwoyelo’s request for ICC transfer, ...
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Alexa Koenig: Open Source Investigations “little pieces of evidence to say who may be responsible”
Alexa Koenig is the director of the Human Rights Center at University California Berkeley School of Law and a lecturer ...
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A legal path to justice emerges for Myanmar
On September 27 a partial but significant foundation was laid to provide accountability for gross human rights violations in Myanmar, ...
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ICL Media Review: Lawyers say Dominic Ongwen “did not possess a mind of his own save for the survival instinct”
In this week's review, news about the ICC’s new preliminary examination into the deportation of Rohingya Muslims, Re-sentencing in the ...
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“Bound to create unreasonable expectations”: Reactions to ICC judges’ decision on Myanmar Rohingya deportations
The judges at the International Criminal Court have ruled that the court has jurisdiction over alleged deportations of Rohingya people ...
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