Palestine and the ICC: A Piece of Justice or a Peace for Justice?
By Mark Kersten Today, Palestine officially becomes the 123rd member state of the International Criminal Court (ICC). The expectation amongst ...
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Month: March 2015
Justice Hub hit by stormy weather
By Justice Hub The Netherlands is being battered by a major storm, and so is the new Justice Hub design. ...
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Q & A: What does Palestine’s accession to the ICC mean?
By Justice Hub On 1 April 2015, Palestine will officially accede to the Rome Statute of the ICC. Cue the trumpets. ...
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Witness issues at the ICC in The Hague
By Niklas Jakobsson Last week, the International Criminal Court seemed to be playing a game of Where’s Waldo as the ...
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Jason File: prosecutor at the ICTY and artist
By Justice Hub Jason File (1976) is a prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY). He’s ...
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Women at the top of the ICC
By Justice Hub Three female judges have been elected to head the International Criminal Court. Judge Silvia Fernández de Gurmendi ...
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The ICC and crimes of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV)
By Phillipp Schulz Over the past two decades, the international community has witnessed progressive developments regarding the judicial investigation and ...
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The ICC goes on tour?
By Niklas Jakobsson The Weekly Hubble looks at current discussions about the International Criminal Court or topics relating to International ...
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Should the Islamic State’s attacks on the Yezidis be referred to the ICC?
By K.M. Has genocide really taken place during Islamic State's systematic attacks on Yazidis and other minorities in the Middle ...
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