ICJ Media Review: President of Kosovo Court announces approval of Rules of Procedure and Evidence
MICT hears testimony that alleged joint enterprise of Milosevic with Stanisic and Simatovic did not command Serbs outside Serbia On ...
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Month: June 2017
Murder by numbers
By Stephanie van den Berg The Srebrenica massacre always seems to boil down to numbers when it gets to ...
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Everything you always wanted to know about the Permanent Court of Arbitration (but didn’t know who to ask)
Despite being more than a hundred years old, not many people know much about the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) ...
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Appeals Chamber affirms ICC can try Bosco Ntaganda over rape of child soldiers
The Appeals Chamber has affirmed that the International Criminal Court (ICC) has jurisdiction over cases in which soldiers of an ...
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Assessing the ICTY’s legacy
by Iva Vukusic Last week (22-24 June 2017), Sarajevo hosted the ICTY Legacy Dialogues Conference, organized by the International Criminal Tribunal ...
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ICJ Media Review: Trust Fund for Victims makes final submissions on reparations in Al-Mahdi case
By ICL Media Review MICT grants review of conviction of Ngirabatware before ICTR The UN Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals ...
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Overview of the ICC Prosecution’s case against Bosco Ntaganda
On February 16, 2017, the last prosecution witness to testify against former Congolese rebel leader Bosco Ntaganda at the International ...
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ICJ Media Review: Ntaganda testifies at The Hague
By ICL Media Review Ntaganda testifies at ICC Defendant Bosco Ntaganda took the stand on 14 June 2017, in the ...
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ICJ Media Review: Charles Taylors ex-wife faces trial in London for torture allegations in Liberia
ICTY and MICT Prosecutor Brammertz addresses the UN Security Council On 7 June, Prosecutor Serge Brammertz of the International Criminal ...
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Lessons from the former Yugoslavia, Libya…and NASA’s Voyager 1
As a former legal officer for the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), Grant Dawson knows better than ...
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