Lawyer Madeleine Rees on how law can be used for good
Madeleine Rees began life as a lawyer, specialising in discrimination law. Later, she worked for the Office of the High ...
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Month: April 2015
CAR: bring the untouchables to justice
By Sophie van Leeuwen A prosecutor in the Central African Republic is risking his life. Warlords had been controlling the ...
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Humanitarian release in the spotlight at the ICTY
By Iva Vukusic Recent developments at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) relating to the provisional release ...
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ICC Status: Unknown
Last week the International Criminal Court decided to update its status on a series of pending proceedings. The joinder of ...
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Martin Gramatikov talks about human rights and justice
Bulgarian long-distance walking champion turned Justice Innovator: Martin Gramatikov at HiiL (The Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law) Innovating ...
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What does Justice mean to you?
Justice takes on different connotations for every person. For some, it means something positive, for others something negative. Some attach ...
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Lawyer Ruto witness “shocked”
By Sophie van Leeuwen Dutch lawyer Goran Sluiter is shocked. “All kinds of things are happening in Kenya, and now ...
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Is the ICC the right response to the ISIS Crisis?
By Mark Kersten Their ways are a shock to the collective conscience of humanity. Their brutality is almost universally condemned. ...
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Al-Bashir Watch 2015
By Niklas Jakobsson Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has been the talk of the town over the last few days for ...
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Sanja Ivačić: Serbian journalist discusses the results of the ICTY
Is there justice in the former Yugoslavia? When people walk free, nobody believes in the cases anymore, says Sanja Ivačić, a ...
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