DRC activist: The ICC needs to urgently intervene in the Congo
On 21st February, a team from the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) met with representatives of the International Criminal ...
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Climate change is not a key cause of conflict, finds new study
By Mark Maslin “The Darfur conflict began as an ecological crisis”, wrote the then-UN secretary general Ban Ki-Moon back in 2007, about ...
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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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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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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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ICL Media Review: UN High Commissioner describes Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem as war crimes
In this week's review, news about sentencing in the ICC contempt case, Jordan’s appeal of the ICC’s non-compliance decision, judicial ...
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ICL Media Review: Nobel Women call for ICC charges against Myanmar
In this week's review, news about three ICC Appeals Chamber Judgments scheduled for 8 March (Bemba et al., Katanga and ...
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ICL Media Review: Human rights organisation calls on Liberia’s new President to investigate and prosecute civil war crimes
In this week's review, news about Ongwen and fair trial violations allegations, witness testimony in the Stanisic and Simatovic retrial, ...
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On growing up with albinism in Africa: “I didn’t want to be seen as nonhuman”
By Justice Hub Jane Waithera is an advocate for the rights of people with albinism. At a recent Hague Talks ...
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Dutch Foreign Affairs Minister: With little steps we try to improve human rights all over the world
At a ceremony in The Hague, Mexican human rights activist Graciela Pérez Rodriguez recieved the 2017 Human Rights Tulip. The prize ...
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