The Bemba Appeals Judgment: The ICC Facing the Tower of Babel?
By Jacques B. Mbokani The court has decided! On June 8, 2018, the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court ...
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Month: June 2018
ICL Media Review: EU Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo (EULEX) mandate to end on 14th June 2020
In this week's review, news about the ICC invitation of Myanmar Rohingya jurisdiction submissions, Bensouda’s address to the UN Security ...
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Tackling the big issues in International Criminal Justice
There are big questions facing the world of justice. At the annual International Bar Association (IBA) Conference on International Criminal ...
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ICL Media Review: Saif Gaddafi defence challenge admissibility of ICC case
In this week's review, news about the Gaddafi admissibility challenge, interim release of Bemba and victims’ reparations, Special Tribunal for ...
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Bemba’s lawyer: The fact that there are victims doesn’t mean that the man in the dock is guilty
Peter Haynes QC is the man of the moment. His client Jean-Pierre Bemba, the former vice-president of the Democratic Republic ...
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Former Canadian Justice Minister: Venezuela should be referred to the ICC
Venezuela has been consistently in the news for the worst reasons: political crisis, demonstrations, arrests, deaths in detention. Many of ...
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Bemba Acquitted of War Crimes at the ICC
The Appeals Chamber at the International Criminal Court (ICC) has overturned Jean-Pierre Bemba’s conviction for war crimes and crimes against ...
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ICL Media Review: Amnesty International report alleges US bombings in Syria constitute war crimes
In this week's review, news about Bemba’s acquittal, MICT Prosecutor Serge Brammertz’s address to the UN Security Council, the schedule ...
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Former Nuremberg Prosecutor Ben Ferencz is still fighting to change the world
Benjamin Ferencz has a lot of fight in him for a 98-year-old. But that’s to be expected. Ferencz, after all, ...
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ICL Media Review: Moinina Fofana, the first person convicted by the Special Court of Sierra Leone, has served out his sentence
In this week's review, news about amicus submissions on the Rohingya crimes jurisdiction question, submissions invited from Sudan and Bashir ...
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