Habré’s victims worry that they won’t see a penny of the reparations funds
By Clément Abaifouta As President of the Chadian Association of Victims of Political Repression and Crime (AVCRHH), I have worked ...
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Month: May 2017
ICL Media Review: ASP President Sidiki Kaba holds conference on ICC cooperation
Conference held on African Justice and ICC cooperation On 23 May the President of the ICC’s Assembly of State Parties ...
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Zakerhossein: Crimes against migrants in Libya manifestly fall outside the ICC Prosecutor’s jurisdiction
On 8 May 2017, the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Ms. Fatou Bensouda, addressed the members of the ...
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Challenges persist for multiple legal actions regarding MH17
By Amy Maguire Multiple parallel actions are ongoing with the aim of achieving truth and justice for the 298 ...
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ICL Media Review: Catch me if you can. Omar al-Bashir travels to Qatar for conference
In this week's review, news about the ICC Trust Fund for Victims, Nuon Chea’s closing brief, the ICTY and Popovic, ...
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Thomas Kwoyelo was captured 6 years before Dominic Ongwen. Why has his trial been plagued by so many delays?
By Brenda Nanyunja Cast your mind back to 2009. Soldiers from the Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF) capture wanted Lord’s ...
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ICL Media Review: 80 schoolgirls formerly held by Boko Haram released in Nigeria
In this week's review, news about the ICC Prosecutor’s statement on Libya, the ICC’s rejection of Bemba’s reparation request, Austria’s ...
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Victim, perpetrator…pariah? : “No place for a rebel” poses tough questions about amnesty, reconciliation and accountability in Gulu
Life hasn’t dealt Ugandan former rebel Opono Opondo an easy hand. Like Dominic Ongwen, he was abducted by the Lord’s ...
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