Waiting on the ICC in Georgia
A decade after the short but deadly conflict that tore Georgia and South Ossetia asunder, victims on either side are still ...
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Month: April 2018
Waiting on the ICC in South Ossetia
A decade after the short but deadly conflict that tore Georgia and South Ossetia asunder, victims on either side are still ...
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Justice for Liberia: The Way Forward After Historic Verdict and 30-Year Sentence
By Alain Werner and Lisa-Marie Rudi of Civitas Maxima. On 19 April 2018, Mohammed Jabbateh, the Liberian warlord known as ...
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ICL Media Review: President Rodrigo Duterte threatens ICC investigators with arrest
In this week's review, news about Mladic’s health, the Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL) Trial Chamber disqualification motion, the STL ...
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“Lady Liberty” is using the law to help vulnerable and marginalised women
In December 2017, HiiL Innovating Justice held the 8th Annual Innovating Justice Forum at the Peace Palace in The Hague. The forum brought together the best ...
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Preventing sexual violence: lessons from rebel armies in Burundi and Uganda
By Angela Muvumba Sellström (This article is published in collaboration with the international Violence and Exiting Violence Platform (FMSH).) I ...
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How can we make human rights advocacy more popular? Reality TV might have some answers
Human rights advocacy is not in vogue. According to an Amnesty International report released late last year, human rights advocates ...
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ICL Media Review: Appeals Chamber overturns acquittal & convicts Seselj of crimes against humanity. Sentenced to time served
In this week's review, news about Seselj’s overturned acquittal before the MICT Appeals Chamber, Special Tribunal for Lebanon closing briefs ...
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Do we need human rights law?
By Kiran Grewal In a world of unprecedented refugee flows, seemingly endless wars and rising levels of xenophobia and inequality, ...
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The ICC, Palestine and the Prosecutor’s Preventive Statement
The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued this month one of her rare statements – this time regarding ...
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