African women serve in international courts due to their personal agency and not tokenism
You can't fail to notice the significant contribution African women judges have been making in international courts and tribunals in ...
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Tag: ICJ (International Court of Justice)
Lawfare: Iran-US nuclear deal row to play out in Hague Courtroom (Part I)
Everyone who has paid any attention to the news lately knows that there is a high-stakes dispute between the United ...
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Hague court could give Iran a moral victory over the US (Part 3)
Everyone who has paid any attention to the news lately knows that there is a high-stakes dispute between the United ...
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Iran wants Hague court to dull the impact of US sanctions (Part 2)
Everyone who has paid any attention to the news lately knows that there is a high-stakes dispute between the United ...
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How President Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem could affect the International Criminal Court’s Preliminary Examination into the Situation in Palestine
On 6 December 2017, US President Donald Trump announced the US Government would officially recognize that “Jerusalem is Israel's capital. This ...
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ICL Media Review: ICC Prosecution opens Preliminary Examination into Philippines and Venezuela
In this week's review, news about the close of the prosecution case the Ayyash et al case at the Special ...
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Victims of the Russo-Georgian War want to see high-level perpetrators punished
The ICC Prosecutor’s investigation into the Russo-Georgian War of 2008 took a long time coming, but represents a welcome change of ...
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ICL Media Review: Accusations made about access to medical examination for Mladic ahead of Judgment
In this week's review, news about the Judgment against Mladic, Lubanga reparations, ICC and Afghanistan, experts on Ongwen mental health ...
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Bertha von Suttner: The inspiration behind the Nobel Peace Prize is getting her due
Bertha von Suttner was not only the first woman to be solely awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, she’s also widely ...
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Outreach in the Hissène Habré trial was an exercise in winning hearts and minds
Some things are impossible until they happen. Hissène Habré, the former Chadian dictator, evaded justice for almost three decades. Many ...
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