Controlling the Narrative — Who Will Prosecute Witness Interference in the ICC Kenya cases?
By Mark Kersten Just when you thought the drama was over… There have been reports of widespread relief among staff ...
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Month: April 2016
African Alternatives to the ICC – A debate in The Hague
Burundi is on the brink of civil war, the Democratic Republic of Congo is on edge and Ivory Coast is ...
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Global community looks at The Hague as ICC opens new building
By Benjamin Duerr More than a decade after the opening of the International Criminal Court (ICC), the Court moved into ...
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On El Salvador, the ICC and Latin America
By A. Elena Ursu On 3 March, El Salvador became the 124th State Party to the International Criminal Court and ...
Read moreA missed trial in The Hague or a mistrial? The end of the ICC cases against Ruto and Sang
By Mark Kersten It’s over. Almost six years after the International Criminal Court (ICC) intervened to investigate those responsible for ...
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What is the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia?
By Emanuele del Rosso The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) - commonly referred as the Khmer Rouge Tribunal ...
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