A legal path to justice emerges for Myanmar
On September 27 a partial but significant foundation was laid to provide accountability for gross human rights violations in Myanmar, ...
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“The Men Who Killed Me” 2.0 project: Understanding sexual violence in conflict and empowering its survivors
By Anne-Marie de Brouwer, Eefje de Volder and Milena Adamczewska Video of Conversations with survivors of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide ...
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Rome Statute drafter: No one at the time thought we would have a functioning ICC in only 20 years
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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“The dialogue on international justice needs to become more diverse and global”
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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Three proposals to keep South Africa in the International Criminal Court
The clock is ticking. In just about eleven and a half months, South Africa is set to officially withdraw from ...
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Five Thoughts on South Africa, Burundi, and ICC Withdrawals
Contrary to the suggestion of some, the dust on South Africa’s and Burundi’s withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC) ...
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Burundi’s Awkward — and Mostly Pointless — Farewell to the ICC
By Mark Kersten A government led by a President accused of mass human rights violations and crimes against humanity is ...
Read moreThe International Criminal Court’s turn to the symbolic
By Mark Kersten You don’t have to be a critic of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to accept that its ...
Read moreThere is no system of international justice against Africa because there is no system of international justice
By Mark Kersten Following the twenty-seventh African Union summit, it seems brighter days may lie ahead for the tumultuous relationship ...
Read moreSend Tony Blair to The Hague?
By Mark Kersten* There are those who dream of the day when former British prime minister Tony Blair faces ...
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