Sometimes justice comes down to making people feel they have been heard: Best of #MyJustice series 2017
By Justice Hub Like describing an elephant, “justice” is a hard word to define to everyone’s’ satisfaction. You just know ...
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Month: December 2017
On growing up with albinism in Africa: “I didn’t want to be seen as nonhuman”
By Justice Hub Jane Waithera is an advocate for the rights of people with albinism. At a recent Hague Talks ...
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ICL Media Review: Report commissioned by the Rwandan government finds French officials complicit in 1994 genocide
In this week's review, news about France’s complicity in the Rwanda genocide, crimes against humanity in North Korea, the ICC ...
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Welcome to the two-tier ICC
There will be a lot of celebration that it actually got through. “It’s down to the wire” tweeted Amanda Gharemani ...
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Dutch Foreign Affairs Minister: With little steps we try to improve human rights all over the world
At a ceremony in The Hague, Mexican human rights activist Graciela Pérez Rodriguez recieved the 2017 Human Rights Tulip. The prize ...
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ICL Media Review: ICC prosecutor’s office publishes annual report on Preliminary Examinations
In this week's review, news about the ICC’s annual Preliminary Examination report, the Prosecutor’s decision on reconsideration of the preliminary ...
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NGO expertise helps document rape during war
By Justice Hub The conflicts in Iraq and Syria have resulted in countless atrocities being committed against innocent civilians. Women ...
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Victims of the Russo-Georgian War want to see high-level perpetrators punished
The ICC Prosecutor’s investigation into the Russo-Georgian War of 2008 took a long time coming, but represents a welcome change of ...
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ICL Media review: Kosovo Tribunal President says Tribunal is ready to issue first indictments
28 November 2017 – news about the courts - ICC Appeals Chamber issues questions for Bemba appeals hearing and Canadian ...
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