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ICL Media Review: Kosovo warned against taking action to end specialist tribunal
In this week's review, news about the KRSJI, pardon of Alberto Fujimori, the inquiry into Praljak’s death, and an appeal ...
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Sometimes justice comes down to making people feel they have been heard: Best of #MyJustice series 2017
By Justice Hub Like describing an elephant, “justice” is a hard word to define to everyone’s’ satisfaction. You just know ...
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Bitter legacy
By Stephanie van den Berg It was supposed to be a predictable appeals verdict in the case of the International ...
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Peace makes strides in Colombia, but the battle is far from won
By Fabio Andres Diaz One year after Colombians initially rejected a peace agreement with the FARC guerrilla group, today the outlook for ...
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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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Witnesses are the ICC’s Achilles heel
By Benjamin Duerr Without the testimony of witnesses, trials in international courts in The Hague - like the International Criminal ...
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The al-Mahdi case and thematic prosecution
The trial of Ahmad Al-Faqi Al-Mahdi concluded before Trial Chamber VIII at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague on ...
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Peace, justice and security: 148 not just a number
By Eddy Ashioya This personal blog is the second runner up in the peace, justice and security blog competition.* The Kenyan ...
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Peace, justice and security: Visit to a refugee camp in Greece
By Jawida Mansour This personal blog is the first runner up in the peace, justice and security blog competition.* The author, ...
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