ICL Media Review: Private prosecution for crimes against humanity initiated against Aung San Suu Kyi
In this week's review, news about the Gbagbo Prosecution ‘mid-trial’ brief, the Šešelj appeals judgment, the ICC response to Duterte’s ...
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Tag: crimes against humanity
ICJ Media Review: Dutchman to be tried in the Netherlands for war crimes during Ethiopian war
By ICL Media Review In this week's review, news about the deliberate famine as a war crime, Int’l Law Commission, ...
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An Emerging Framework for All of Africa: The Right to a Fair Trial at The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and Fair Trial Rights
By Oliver Windridge At the end of last month,, the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights (African Court) handed down ...
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ICL Media Review: Rights groups warn of crimes against Rohingya women and children
In this week's review, news about Mladic and Serbia’s support of provisional release, crimes against Rohingya Muslims and UN Committees ...
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The debate on accountability in The New Gambia
By Justice Hub At the weekend Gambia partied. It’s been a time for celebration as the new president Adama Barrow ...
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The Kosovo Specialist Chambers works to get off the ground
By Benjamin Duerr In The Hague, a new court for the prosecution of international crimes has been established and is ...
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People in North Kivu in the DRC wonder where is the ICC?
By Elvis Katsana For more than 20 years, various rebel forces have been fighting in the North Kivu region in ...
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Article 15 (mis)communication
By Niklas Jakobsson Last week, social media was buzzing with reports that the International Criminal Court might launch a probe ...
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Command responsibility – can Bemba be found guilty?
By Benjamin Dürr The International Criminal Court (ICC) is expected to deliver its judgment against the Congolese politician and militia ...
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A day at the ECCC – The boy who saw everything
Photo: Nuon Chea, seated Victor Koppe and members of his defence team The Khmer Rouge trials in Cambodia started up ...
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