Reed Brody on victims’ long quest to bring Hissène Habré to justice
By Aida Grovestins Reed Brody is a human rights activist and lawyer from Brooklyn, New York. He is counsel and ...
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Month: October 2015
Prayers for Kenya
The most recent news out of the saga of the Kenya cases at the ICC is that Deputy President William ...
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Who’s afraid of the ICC in Georgia?
By Mark Kersten The International Criminal Court (ICC) may have finally found its ‘road out of Africa’. Prosecutors at the ...
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Why is the CAR II case at the ICC?
By Justice Hub The CAR has experienced a great of instability over the past two years. In 2013, the government ...
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DRC rape victim turned businesswoman has big dreams
By Elvis Katsana During the war in the province of Ituri in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Awa* was ...
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Is South Africa planning to pull out of the ICC?
Ever since Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir landed on South African soil this summer, the International Criminal Court and the South ...
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Milia Eidmouni: Syrian female journalist
Milia Eidmouni is the co-founder – together with her colleague Rula Asad – of the Syrian Female Journalists Network. The ...
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Is it all about impact? The reality of the ICC’s strategy
Another flurry of events over the last ten days has focused attention on what has been happening at the International ...
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Ituri: the people forgotten by the ICC take care of themselves
By Elvis Katsana Since 2002, the province of Ituri in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has experienced various rebellions ...
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Georgia moving forward
By Niklas Jakobsson On the midnight train. On my mind. At the International Criminal Court. Georgia seems to be everywhere ...
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