The new ICC judges: pros and cons
Let's take a closer look at the six new judges of the International Criminal Court, who were sworn in today ...
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Month: March 2015
Dominic Ongwen and “The Hague Hotel”?
By Niklas Jakobsson As Dominic Ongwen was carted off to The Hague, questions quickly arose whether the case against him ...
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Professor Kevin Jon Heller: no magic relationship between prosecution and peace”
Kevin Jon Heller is a professor in Criminal Law at the University of London School of Oriental and African Studies. ...
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Justice for Victims in Lubanga case?
By Luke Moffet On 3 March 2015, the International Criminal Court released its long-awaited reparations appeal decision in the Lubanga case. ...
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Lubanga: broke but liable
By Sophie van Leeuwen The ICC’s first convicted war criminal, Thomas Lubanga, hasn’t got a penny. But an appeals judge ...
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Q & A: Reparations and Thomas Lubanga
By Niklas Jakobsson On Tuesday, the International Criminal Court will deliver its reparations judgment in the case against Thomas Lubanga. ...
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Biting off more than I can Chui
By Niklas Jakobsson In upholding the acquittal decision of Mathieu Ngudjolo Chui last week, the International Criminal Court for the ...
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