Insights
Victimhood and Responsibility for Forced Sterilisation in Peru
“At noon, they came, and on a stretcher they took me, and I thought how I had just given birth?...
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A British PR firm once tried to pay Dr Phil Clark to smear the ICC. Now he’s written the book that might just save the Court
Dr Phil Clark, of the SOAS University of London, has never been shy about speaking his mind about the International...
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YouTube’s Artificial “Intelligence” Obstructs Syria’s Justice
Video-sharing websites should not be an accessory-after-the-fact, argues Syrian activist, Mansour Omari With the outbreak of the Syrian uprising in...
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A Safe World for the Truth
The statistics over the past ten years do not lie: violence against journalists is on the rise. The cases are...
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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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New report details clear patterns of sexual crimes in Syria
Two weeks ago, while Twitter and the international criminal law blogosphere were exploding with news of the removal of Sudan’s...
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Prospects for criminal justice in Sudan after Al-Bashir’s demise
The dramatic ouster of President Omar al-Bashir in a popular uprising on Thursday 11 April 2019 after three decades in...
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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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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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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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