Ngudjolo: Free and heading back to Congo
By Sophie van Leeuwen Even though he's a free man, he doesn’t look very happy. Mathieu Ngudjolo Chui just wrote ...
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Month: February 2015
Mariana Pena of OSJI: bridging the gap between the courts and the victims
Mariana Pena is a legal officer at the international justice programme of the Open Society Justice Initiative. With her team, she ...
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Q & A: Mathieu Ngudjolo Chui
By Justice Hub Ex-Congolese military leader Mathieu Ngudjolo Chui has already been acquitted. Tomorrow, the ICC Appeals Chamber will deliver ...
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Command responsibility – can Bemba be found guilty?
By Benjamin Dürr The International Criminal Court (ICC) is expected to deliver its judgment against the Congolese politician and militia ...
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A (UN) backed court in CAR?
By Niklas Jakobsson With international courts and ad hoc tribunals receiving constant criticism, one might think that adding another one ...
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Lawyer Peter Robinson on his work defending Radovan Karadzic at the ICTY
Peter Robinson is a defence counsel, currently acting as the legal advisor for Radovan Karadzic at the International Criminal Tribunal ...
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What’s next in the Ongwen case?
By Justice Hub ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has asked for a delay in the case against Dominic Ongwen, a former commander ...
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The #ImpunityDebate
Is the international community abandoning the fight against impunity? That’s the subject of a debate currently being hosted online by ...
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None of Bensouda’s business?
By K M Is the ICC prosecutor acting ultra vires - beyond her legal authority - when she warns individuals ...
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Michael Liu and the need for justice in Asia
Michael Liu is a lawyer representing victims at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia. He lectures in international ...
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