Opinion: ICC shouldn’t use witness intimidation as scapegoat for Ogwen prosecution
By Samuel Egadu Okiror I am amused and puzzled by the warning issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) about ...
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Month: June 2015
ICC Dictionary – Letter G
By Benjamin Duerr* The ICC Dictionary is a guide for everyone interested in the proceedings in The Hague. It contains almost ...
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All about the ICC’s money
By Niklas Jakobsson Last week Justice Hub published an article on state contributions to the International Criminal Court. Stuffed away ...
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ICC headquarters: “substantial budget overrun”
Surprise! The members of the International Criminal Court face a sudden budgetary crisis. While gathering to vote for a new ...
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Palestinian Ambassador Nabil Abuznaid about being voted a member of the ASP
For the first time in history, Palestine voted as a member of the Assembly of States Parties, a meeting of ...
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Whither the fight against impunity in the Democratic Republic of Congo?
Patryk I. Labuda* Earlier this month, the National Assembly in the DRC passed legislation domesticating the Rome Statute. After a ...
Read moreMany ICC countries are not paying
By Sophie van Leeuwen Every year, the ICC’s budget comes under scrutiny. During the recent global economic downturn, several countries ...
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ICC Dictionary – Letter F
By Benjamin Duerr* The ICC Dictionary is a guide for everyone interested in the proceedings in The Hague. It contains almost ...
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The aftermath of al-Bashir’s visit to South Africa
By Niklas Jakobsson One week after people in the world of international justice were at the edge of their seats, ...
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ICC prosecutor is wrong about ISIS
By Mohammad Hadi Zakerhossein* The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) is widely regarded as having been the ...
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