Forgiveness in northern Uganda: “I expected Dominic Ongwen to get amnesty like me”
By Serginho Roosblad Bernard Okello was 14 years old when the notorious Lord’s Resistance Army abducted him. For eight ...
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Month: August 2015
ICC Dictionary – Letter O
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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Has Kenya actually complied with the ICC?
On Wednesday morning, the ICC Appeals Chamber issued its judgement on the Prosecutor's appeal regarding Kenya's cooperation. At least, that's what ...
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ASP President on tour
By Niklas Jakobsson The president of the Assembly of States Parties, Senegalese Minister Sidiki Kaba, spent last week jetting around ...
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Ivorian journalist who was forced into exile recounts his story – Part 2
By Ivoire Justice Hermann Aboa, a former journalist at RTI TV Ivory Coast, was acquitted for his involvement in the ...
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Is local ICC justice necessarily better than ICC justice?
By Mark Kersten In recent weeks, the International Criminal Court (ICC) came nail-bitingly close to finally holding proceedings in an ...
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ICC Dictionary – Letter N
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 eyes on Bashir
By Niklas Jakobsson After a few weeks of silence, the Weekly Hubble is back to bring you the latest International ...
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Ivorian journalist who was forced into exile recounts his story – Part 1
By Ivoire Justice Hermann Aboa, a former journalist at RTI TV Ivory Coast, was acquitted for his involvement in the ...
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What next for justice for MH17 victims?
By Justice Hub Russia’s veto of a possible international criminal tribunal to try those considered responsible for the downing of ...
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