Conceptual Errors in the Judicial Decision on the Situation of Afghanistan
On 12 April 2019, Pre-Trial Chamber II of the International Criminal Court (the Court), composed of one Congolese President, and ...
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Navi Pillay: North Korea has committed grave crimes against its own people
Navanethem "Navi" Pillay has been a prominent thorn in the side of repressive regimes her entire career. As a freshly-minted ...
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A Liberian war criminal tried to conceal his past but a US court finds him guilty
Former BBC correspondent Elizabeth Blunt reported on the horrors of the Liberian Civil War from the heart of the conflict. ...
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Tackling the big issues in International Criminal Justice
There are big questions facing the world of justice. At the annual International Bar Association (IBA) Conference on International Criminal ...
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ICL Media Review: Amnesty International report alleges US bombings in Syria constitute war crimes
In this week's review, news about Bemba’s acquittal, MICT Prosecutor Serge Brammertz’s address to the UN Security Council, the schedule ...
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Climate change is not a key cause of conflict, finds new study
By Mark Maslin “The Darfur conflict began as an ecological crisis”, wrote the then-UN secretary general Ban Ki-Moon back in 2007, about ...
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New Kosovo Court confronts witness protection fears
By Marija Ristic The protection of witnesses testifying about the Kosovo war has long been a major challenge, but the ...
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A nine-year sentence for Malian Islamist Al Mahdi
Malian Islamist Ahmed al Faqi al Mahdi was today found guilty by judges at the International Criminal Court in The ...
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The Kosovo Specialist Chambers works to get off the ground
By Benjamin Duerr In The Hague, a new court for the prosecution of international crimes has been established and is ...
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People in North Kivu in the DRC wonder where is the ICC?
By Elvis Katsana For more than 20 years, various rebel forces have been fighting in the North Kivu region in ...
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