ICC budget leaves a lot to be desired
By Niklas Jakobsson In 2016, the International Criminal Court will operate with a budget that is 7.1 per cent bigger ...
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Month: November 2015
ASP: All things come to an end
It’s never over until the fat lady sings, as the saying goes. After roughly a week of diplomatic negotiations, side-events ...
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The deflated ASP balloon
This last annual meeting of the International Criminal Court – the Assembly of States Parties - has left a lot ...
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Ayman Ghoujal: Syrian activist and refugee
By Justice Hub Ayman Ghoujal is a Syrian activist, who is now a refugee living in the Netherlands. In ...
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Assembly of States Parties: through the eyes of Kenya
By Niklas Jakobsson How does the Framing Theory relate to international justice and the International Criminal Court? Well, if you’ve ...
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The ICC’s latest bombshell report – no longer picking on Africa
By Mark Kersten This year’s Report on Preliminary Examination Activities from the International Criminal Court (ICC) carried within it ...
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Petar Finci seeks justice in the former Yugoslavia
By Justice Hub Petar Finci comes from Sarajevo. He’s a senior information assistant at the ICTY, the International Criminal Tribunal ...
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Why is the Uganda situation at the ICC?
By Justice Hub In 2003, Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni presented an official referral to the International Criminal Court for the ...
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Ongwen ICC trial: Ugandans have other things on their mind
There are only two months to go before Dominic Ongwen, the former Lord's Resistance Army commander in Uganda starts his ...
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People in North Kivu in the DRC wonder where is the ICC?
By Elvis Katsana For more than 20 years, various rebel forces have been fighting in the North Kivu region in ...
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