Will the Sri Lankan president face a war crimes tribunal?
By Niklas Jakobsson The Weekly Hubble looks at current discussions about the International Criminal Court or topics relating to International ...
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Month: November 2014
How are the ICC judges elected? – Part 2
One of the key items on the agenda of the Assembly of States Parties (ASP) next week will be the election ...
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8 things you need to know about Thomas Lubanga
By Justice Hub The International Criminal Court will on Monday issue its first ever appeals verdict, against former Congolese militia ...
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Sanji Monageng: “Bringing justice to thousands of victims”
By João Pires Sanji Mmasenono Monageng has been an ICC judge since 2009 and the first vice president of the ...
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How are ICC judges elected? – Part 1
By Justice Hub At the Assembly of States Parties (ASP) - the annual meeting of the International Criminal Court - next month there will ...
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Who are the newly elected ICJ judges?
By Justice Hub Every three years, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) gets an infusion of fresh blood. One third ...
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Release of Vojislav Seselj sparks controversy
By Niklas Jakobsson Over two decades after the worst conflict in Europe since the Second World War, Vojislav Seselj who ...
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Peter van Krieken: “Refugees are refugees”
By Justice Hub Peter van Krieken earned a Ph.D. in international law from Groningen University in 1976. He lectures on ...
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What is the MICT?
By Justice Hub Essentially, the MICT – to give it its full name the Mechanism for the International Tribunals - is the ...
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You Q, We A: The Bemba case
By Justice Hub Last week, a member of the Justice Hub community asked several questions regarding the case of Jean-Pierre ...
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