Mudukuti: Too many have lost sight of the victims behind egregious crimes
The 20th-anniversary summer session of Salzburg Law School on International Criminal Law, Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Law (SLS) this ...
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Don Ferencz: Powerful countries shouldn’t dodge ratifying the crime of aggression
On July 17, the 20th anniversary of the founding document of the International Criminal Court (ICC), known as the Rome Statute, ...
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The new ICC crime of aggression could make leaders think twice if they are considering invading
On July 17, the 20th anniversary of the founding document of the International Criminal Court (ICC), known as the Rome Statute, ...
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How the activation of aggression as a crime at the ICC has already had an effect in Britain
On July 17, the 20th anniversary of the founding document of the International Criminal Court (ICC), known as the Rome Statute, ...
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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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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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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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Tony Blair: Insufficiently African for an ICC indictment
By Brian Obara If you were curious how many people begrudge Tony Blair his liberty for his part in ...
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Q & A: What is the crime of aggression?
By Justice Hub Every few weeks, another country agrees that it too will support the suggested amendments to the ICC’s ...
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Best of Cartoons: Justice ahead?
By Justice Hub As 2014 draws to a close, Justice Hub presents highlights of the best cartoons we featured from ...
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