Outreach in the Hissène Habré trial was an exercise in winning hearts and minds
Some things are impossible until they happen. Hissène Habré, the former Chadian dictator, evaded justice for almost three decades. Many ...
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Month: September 2017
ICL Media Review: ICC decides to continue detention of Laurent Gbagbo
In this week's review, news about evidence in the Ongwen case, Gbagbo detention, Stanisic provisional release, submissions on Lubanga sentence, ...
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Tragic perpetrators and imperfect victims
By Dr. Mark A. Drumbl It is easy to assume that only ‘evil’ people commit atrocity. And it’s equally easy ...
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ICC and who’s next: “If nothing happens we will think there are double standards”
Every few weeks it seems one NGO or another is lobbying to get its issue onto the agenda of the ...
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Seatbelts on in Kenya
By Sam Muller For me, Kenya is currently one of the most interesting countries to follow if you are interested in ...
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ICL Media Review: Palestinian NGOs submit 700-page Israeli war crimes evidence to ICC
In this week's review, news about the ICC and Bashir visit to Jordan, the Commission of Inquiry’s report on Burundi, ...
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A Beggar has No Choice
Earlier this year, the international NGO Avocats sans Frontieres (ASF) consulted victims of mass atrocities in Uganda about their views ...
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ICL Media Review: UN human rights chief calls for probe into possible abuses by Venezuelan security forces
In this week's review, news about the ICC Prosecution and Al-Werfalli, observations on reducing Lubanga’s sentence, UK police to probe ...
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Kenya’s Supreme Court facing pressure from the same forces that fought (and won) against the ICC
By Ishmael Bundi On September 1st, Kenya’s Supreme Court stunned the world by nullifying the re-election of Uhuru Kenyatta for a ...
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ICL Media Review: ICC requests Kazakhstan’s cooperation in the arrest and surrender of Omar al-Bashir
In this week's review, news about the Ntaganda and a ‘no case to answer’ motion at the ICC, Stanisic, and ...
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