‘This is an Institution that Needs Bolstering’: Part II of Interview with Phil Clark
On March 14, Phil Clark, author of the book Distant Justice: The Impact of the International Criminal Court on African Politics spoke ...
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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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Victor Ochen: Staring deeply into the abyss of war turned me into a peace activist
“If the problem is local let us also get local solutions,” affirms Ugandan human rights advocate and peacebuilder Victor Ochen. ...
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Linda Alinda-Ikanza: Innovative access to employment rights in Uganda
Linda Alinda-Ikanza wants people to know their rights, particularly workers and employers. She developed the Nkola App to help fellow ...
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Justice for Male Survivors of Sexual Violence
The global call for justice for victims of wartime sexual violence around the world has recently gained international attention when ...
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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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A cartoonist who comforts the afflicted and afflicts the comfortable
Godfrey Mwampembwa, popularly known as Gado, is one of Africa’s most celebrated editorial cartoonists. A household name, particularly in East Africa, ...
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ICL Media Review: Victims respond to TFV Board of Directors notification on activities in Uganda
In this week's review, news about the possibility of joining the Yekatom and Ngaïssona cases, the resignation of MICT Judge ...
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A trial for history: Thomas Kwoyelo in Uganda
On Monday 24 September, the International Crimes Division (ICD) opened the main trial in the case of Thomas Kwoyelo. This ...
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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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