A victim of the Ivorian crisis recounts his story – Part 2
By Justice Hub The second in a two-part comic strip about one of the victims of the post-election violence in ...
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Month: July 2015
The ICC and Africa (Part 3)
By Mark Kersten* Over the last two weeks, I have attempted to critically examine and assess the relationship between African ...
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Reparations for the victims of the post-election violence in Ivory Coast
By Daouda Coulibaly In Ivory Coast, the Commission for Dialogue, Truth and Reconciliation (CDVR) made way in March 2015 ...
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ICC Dictionary – Letter L
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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Lawyer in Kenyatta trial reflects on the end of the case
In March, ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda terminated the charges against President Uhuru Kenyatta, thereby marking the end of the case against him. ...
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An in situ trial of LRA’s Ongwen in northern Uganda would be great news
By Samuel Egadu Okiror The International Criminal Court has said Dominic Ongwen, the former commander of the Lord's Resistance ...
Read moreA victim of the Ivorian crisis recounts his story – Part 1
On Wednesday, ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda presented the pretrial brief of her case against the former Ivorian president, Laurent Gbagbo ...
Read moreThe ICC and Africa (Part 2)
By Mark Kersten* The International Criminal Court (ICC) has an ‘Africa problem’. The Court is widely perceived as a ...
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ICC Dictionary – Letter J
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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Gravity brings the OTP down to earth
By Niklas Jakobsson It was the International Criminal Court in a nutshell: last Thursday, Pre-Trial Chamber I decided to hand ...
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