Insights
‘Complete Structural Change’ Needed to Improve ICC Performance: Part I 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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Dehumanisation of Muslims made Karadzic an icon of far-right extremism
Much has been written about the connection between the ideology and methods of Radovan Karadžić and the New Zealand mosque gunman...
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5 Things You Need to Know about the ICC and the Philippines
The Philippines’ withdrawal from the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court took effect on Sunday 17 March 2019. Philippines...
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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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And Justice for All: How the US can continue its support to Justice for Syrians
It was back in 2011 that the uprising in Syria began. One of those covering the following events firsthand was...
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Malaysia, the ICC and Universality
On 4 March, Malaysia announced the excellent news that it had deposited its instrument of accession to the Rome Statute...
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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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Malaysia joins ICC: How parliamentary advocacy worked
Malaysia has become the first State to become a Party to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC)...
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Marie Colvin: Why a judgment in a US court matters in Syria
It was back in 2011 that the uprising in Syria began. One of those covering the following events firsthand was...
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En route to a better tomorrow: The connection between migration and early marriage
It is not uncommon to see queues of young Ethiopian women boarding planes at Addis Ababa airport on their way...
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