Hadi Marifat: ICC judges have shattered Afghan hopes for justice
Judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) recently decided not to let the prosecutor open an investigation into war crimes ...
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Time to start thinking seriously about reparations in South Sudan
While the world waits in hope for the transition in Sudan, the peace process in South Sudan remains unfinished. Former ...
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Bemba’s lawyer: We’ll move to a different forum if ICC rejects 68-million-euro compensation claim
Woeful. Reckless. Cavalier. Shockingly negligent. These are just a few of the descriptions that Peter Haynes QC, Jean-Pierre Bemba’s Lead ...
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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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Guidelines for Media on Interviewing Victims and Survivors
In March 2019, following extensive consultation with victims and survivors and journalists and editors, guidelines on media engagement with victims ...
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Celebrating women in peacekeeping
29th May is the International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers. The day was set aside to pay tribute to those ...
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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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Tragic perpetrators and imperfect victims
By Dr. Mark A. Drumbl It is easy to assume that only ‘evil’ people commit atrocity. And it’s equally easy ...
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Katanga victims’ reparations plan unveiled. Those resettled in Europe and America to receive additional funds
The International Criminal Court’s (ICC’s) Trust Fund for Victims (TFV) has published a plan for implementing reparation awards to 297 ...
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Why are ICC judges ‘punishing’ Kenyan victims for their cooperation?
By Maina Chamaka When the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court indicted six Kenyans, he promised the victims and the ...
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