Lessons from and for Canada: How to Avoid Politicizing Genocide
By Mark Kersten Two weeks ago, some Canadian politicians embarked on a lone journey to have ISIS recognised as a ...
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Month: June 2016
The promise of a Hybrid Court for South Sudan
By Taban Romano Civil society members were outraged by an op-ed in the New York Times, reportedly by the president ...
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“He will appeal. He’s our president” – reactions to Bemba’s sentencing
Supporters of convicted war criminal Jean-Pierre Bemba Gombo believe a triumphant return to Congolese politics is still on the cards ...
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Bemba: First sentence for SGBV and turning point for the ICC
By Dieneke de Vos About fourteen years after its creation, the International Criminal Court issued its first ever trial judgment ...
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Hold your horses – ICC complementarity
By Mark Kersten A former first lady goes on trial for disturbing the peace and undermining state security in Abidjan. ...
Read moreThe Bemba trial: let’s let the judges decide
By Desiré Remy Imenda In this blog, Desiré Remy Imenda responds to supporters of Jean-Pierre Bemba who think the penalty ...
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Justice and reconciliation can come at high costs
By Benjamin Duerr Reconciliation programmes, courts and truth commissions increase societal healing of post-conflict communities, the first study on reconciliation ...
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