Big fish or little fish — who should the International Criminal Court target?
By Mark Kersten The trial of Ahmad al Faqi al Mahdi has exposed tensions over the kinds of perpetrators that ...
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Month: August 2016
The Al Mahdi case: Stretching the principles of the ICC to a breaking point?
By: Eva Vogelvang and Sylvain Clerc* The Ahmad Al Faqi Al Mahdi case appears to have become known for ...
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Mali jihadist first at ICC
It’s not every day that the ICC sees such a collection of ‘firsts’ in one day: to have someone plead ...
Read moreOffshore Justice: could Australia end up at the ICC for abusing asylum-seekers?
By Mark Kersten Since 2013, the Australian government has taken a “zero tolerance” approach to individuals seeking to illegally migrate ...
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What’s your story about peace, justice and security?
By Justice Hub On 5 September, the Peace, Justice and Security Foundation in The Hague is organising a gala event ...
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Victims’ lawyers start battle to seize Habré’s millions
By Aida Grovestins The African Extraordinary Chambers (CAE), an AU-backed special tribunal in Senegal, ordered Hissène Habré last week to ...
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