Q & A: The Habré trial
By Justice Hub On Monday, the trial will begin of former Chadian president Hissein Habré in Dakar, Senegal, at the ...
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Month: July 2015
Fatou Bensouda rapped over the knuckles by the ICC
By Niklas Jakobsson Pre-Trial Chamber I of the International Criminal Court has requested that Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda review her decision ...
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Diversifying the List of Counsel at the ICC
By Ella West* In January 2010, of the 335 lawyers approved to practice before the International Criminal Court (ICC), only ...
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The ICC and Africa (Part 1)
By Mark Kersten* There is no point denying it. The International Criminal Court (ICC) has a problem with its relationship ...
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The ICC and the Kenyan deputy president’s political shenanigans
By a contributor to The Hague Trials Kenya Kenyan Deputy President William Ruto wants to become Kenya’s fifth president. His ...
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ICC Dictionary – Letter I
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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MH17 – does the Russian veto matter?
The potential of an MH17 tribunal has been plastered all over the news and social media over the past two ...
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The story of a Srebrenica survivor who has lost hope in the ICTY
By Clara Sanchiz The Bosnian village of Klotjevac is home to a little over a dozen inhabitants. It is located ...
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ICTY: We were too late in Srebrenica
By Sophie van Leeuwen The Srebrenica massacre (1995) is seen as the worst crime in Europe since World War II. ...
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Mikkel Christensen of the Centre of Excellent for International Courts
Mikkel Christensen is an assistant professor at the Centre of Excellence for International Courts at the University of Copenhagen (iCourts). ...
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