Peaceful nations are all alike; every unstable nation is unstable in its own way
What makes one nation more peaceful or stable than the next? Steve Killelea, the founder and Executive Director of the ...
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Month: October 2017
ICJ Media Review: Dutchman to be tried in the Netherlands for war crimes during Ethiopian war
By ICL Media Review In this week's review, news about the deliberate famine as a war crime, Int’l Law Commission, ...
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“Were you tortured? Yes, sure”: In conversation with Syrian activist Bassam al-Ahmad
The numbers of people affected directly by the conflict in Syria is overwhelming: according to the Syrian Observatory for Human ...
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Time for Africa’s voice to be heard in international arbitration
It is time for a shakeup in international arbitration. For too long, Africa and other regions of the world have ...
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Why a new justice mechanism is needed for Syria according to Dutch foreign minister
Bert Koenders is the former Dutch minister of foreign affairs. At a specially-convened meeting in The Hague, bringing together experts ...
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An Emerging Framework for All of Africa: The Right to a Fair Trial at The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and Fair Trial Rights
By Oliver Windridge At the end of last month,, the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights (African Court) handed down ...
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Letting Burundi go: ICC withdrawal test for international commitment to justice
By Benjamin Duerr As Burundi becomes the first country to leave the International Criminal Court (ICC) this week, the withdrawal ...
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Weekly ICJ Media Review: Ratko Mladic Trial Judgment to be delivered on 22 November
By ICL Media Review Ratko Mladic Trial Judgment to be delivered on 22 November On 18 October, the Trial Chamber ...
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Peace makes strides in Colombia, but the battle is far from won
By Fabio Andres Diaz One year after Colombians initially rejected a peace agreement with the FARC guerrilla group, today the outlook for ...
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The ICC can use its own rules to issue preventative statements
Mohammad H. Zakerhossein discusses how an extra power that the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has could be used to ...
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