Tarek Alsaleh: “refugees lose a sense of dignity and self-worth”
Born in Cologne, Germany, where he studied in sport science, Tarek Alsaleh is half Syrian. In 2007 Tarek decided to ...
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Month: October 2014
Is the United States guilty of aggression in Kobane?
By Justice Hub Did the United States commit an act of aggression by dropping weapons into the Syrian border town ...
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Is the ICC fundamentally flawed?
By Justice Hub The Weekly Hubble looks at current discussions about the International Criminal Court or topics relating to International ...
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Jennifer Welsh: “what are the costs of not acting?”
A series from Justice Hub: personal stories related to international justice and The Hague. Jennifer Welsh is the Special Advisor ...
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Palestine and the International Criminal Court
The Weekly Hubble looks at current discussions about the International Criminal Court or topics relating to International Justice. This past ...
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Frenkie: “if we don’t react, who will?”
A series from Justice Hub: personal stories related to international justice and The Hague. Adnan Hamidović a.k.a. Frenkie was born ...
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Is jumping on the Kobani bandwagon a bad idea?
By Justice4all The Syrian Kurdish city Kobani has been besieged by ISIS for more than four weeks. About 300,000 people ...
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“It’s complicated”: How will the outcome of the Kenyatta case affect the ICC’s relationships?
By Justice Hub Journalists and international justice commentators have been examining what the status conference that Kenyan President Uhuru attended means ...
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Felix Kaputu was forced to leave the DRC
By Justice Hub Dr. Felix Kaputu, formerly a professor in the DRC, was forced to leave his country after he ...
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A quarter of Congolese believe the ICC has a negative impact on peace and justice
By Niklas Jakobsson More than 5000 people in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo have taken part ...
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