Towards “justice seen” in the Ntaganda case?
By Philipp Schulz On 19 March 2015, the judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) proposed that the opening statements in ...
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Month: March 2015
Dorit Beinisch: first woman to be named president of the Israeli Supreme Court
By Justice Hub In 2006, Dorit Beinisch became the first woman to be named as president of the Israeli Supreme ...
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Q & A: What is the crime of aggression?
By Justice Hub Every few weeks, another country agrees that it too will support the suggested amendments to the ICC’s ...
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Why the ICC won’t prosecute Museveni
By Mark Kersten Anyone who has visited and spoken to the citizens of northern Uganda will be well aware of ...
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“I was an admirer of his father”, says Kenyatta’s lawyer
An exclusive chat with Steven Kay in his home office in England. The defence lawyer of Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta ...
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All about the Ivory Coast and the ICC
After months of speculation and anticipation Laurent and Simone Gbagbo and Charles Blé Goudé became the talk of the town in The ...
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Researcher Kjell Anderson on genocide and justice
Kjell Anderson is a researcher at the Transitional Justice Program, Netherlands Institute for War, Holocaust, and Genocide Studies. He is ...
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Q & A: Simone Gbagbo found guilty
Simone Gbagbo, the wife of former Ivorian president Laurent Gbagbo, has been sentenced to 20 years in jail for crimes ...
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Laurent Gbagbo and Charles Blé Goudé face a joint trial
Trial Chamber I of the International Criminal Court has granted the prosecutor’s request to join the cases concerning Laurent Gbagbo ...
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What are the charges against Charles Blé Goudé?
By Antoine Panaite, Clara Sanchiz and Maxence Peniguet The International Criminal Court has accused Charles Blé Goudé, a former Ivorian ...
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