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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Tag: Central African Republic (CAR)
For the Central African Republic there will be no peace without justice
By Kathryn Kraft The government of the Central African Republic recently signed a peace deal with 13 rebel groups to bring an end ...
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ICL Media Review: ASP President Sidiki Kaba holds conference on ICC cooperation
Conference held on African Justice and ICC cooperation On 23 May the President of the ICC’s Assembly of State Parties ...
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Northern Ugandans react to end of LRA hunt
By Michael Ojok On the 20 of April 2017, the Uganda People’s Defence Force received back its first contingent of ...
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Bemba: First sentence for SGBV and turning point for the ICC
By Dieneke de Vos About fourteen years after its creation, the International Criminal Court issued its first ever trial judgment ...
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Why is the CAR II case at the ICC?
By Justice Hub The CAR has experienced a great of instability over the past two years. In 2013, the government ...
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Why is the CAR 1 case at the ICC?
By Justice Hub War broke out in the Central African Republic in October 2002. It pitted the then president of ...
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Is a hybrid court for the CAR a good idea?
By Luigi Prosperi* On 22 April, the National Transition Council of the Central African Republic (CAR) adopted a bill, establishing a ...
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Central African Republic’s hybrid tribunal could be a game-changer
By Mark Kersten A new international criminal tribunal is born. Following pressure from international human rights groups and the United ...
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CAR hybrid court: an important test case
By Sophie van Leeuwen Patryk Labuda (32) is closely following justice issues in the Central African Republic (CAR), where a ...
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