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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Darfur Victims withdraw from ICC case against Bashir
By Mark Kersten It has been a decade since the International Criminal Court (ICC) opened its investigation into alleged mass ...
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Thomas Lubanga: From prison to PhD?
By Niklas Jakobsson In a post for Justice Hub last week, Mark Kersten explored whether perpetrators or alleged perpetrators of ...
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In Ituri Province, the Trust Fund for Victims, an illusion?
By Elvis Katsana Ituri is one of the provinces in the Democratic Republic of Congo that has been most ...
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Justice for Victims in Lubanga case?
By Luke Moffet On 3 March 2015, the International Criminal Court released its long-awaited reparations appeal decision in the Lubanga case. ...
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Lubanga: broke but liable
By Sophie van Leeuwen The ICC’s first convicted war criminal, Thomas Lubanga, hasn’t got a penny. But an appeals judge ...
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