Opening day: Accusing Gbagbo, tut-tutting Bensouda
By Maxence Peniguet It was D-Day today for Ivory Coast and the International Criminal Court (ICC). After over four years ...
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Month: January 2016
What’s the point of the ICC OTP’s Basic Size document?
By Niklas Jakobsson The International Criminal Court faces difficult decisions regarding which cases it takes on. The former prosecutor, Luis ...
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Odek sheds the weight of Joseph Kony’s legacy
By Oryem Nyeko* On the morning of 30 April 2004. Nara Adong woke up to terrible news. The night ...
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Mixed reactions to the start of the Dominic Ongwen hearing
By Niklas Jakobsson It’s been a year in the making. 21 January 2016 marked the start of the confirmation ...
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Prosecution paints picture of child soldier turned perpetrator in Ongwen case
by Stephanie van den Berg Instead of shying away from the elephant in the room at Thursday's confirmation of charges ...
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An inside look into how the ICC works
By Niklas Jakobsson Countless hours are spent speculating what the Office of the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court ...
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Another day, another acronym: the Kosovo Court
Yet again “The Hague” becomes the synonym for “the place where alleged war criminals get tried”. This time it’s the ...
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Why is the Darfur situation at the ICC?
By Justice Hub Darfur is a region in western Sudan. Roughly the size of Spain, Darfur has around 7.5 million inhabitants. In ...
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Day 1 at the new ICC
It’s bigger. It’s greyer. And, on day one of using the new courtroom of the International Criminal Court, it has ...
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Did the ICC chief prosecutor overplay her hand in the Sang case?
By The Hague Trials Kenya The trial of Deputy Kenyan President William Ruto and journalist Joshua Arap Sang at the ...
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