10 things you didn’t know about the ICC’s detention centre
In July 2018, Justice Hub was able to make a rare visit to the place the International Criminal Court keeps ...
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Tag: Mali
ICL Media Review: Duterte orders police and soldiers not to cooperate with ICC Preliminary Examination
In this week's review, news about the ICC Appeals Chamber’s Bemba et al., appeals judgments on conviction and sentence, the ...
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Ahmad Al Faqi Al Mahdi: “I plead guilty”
By Anissa Barrak Ahmad Al Faqi Al Mahdi was convicted of the war crime of having deliberately directed the attacks ...
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ICL Media Review: There is enough evidence to convict Assad, says war crimes expert Carla Del Ponte
In this week's review, news about the ICC’s new Libyan arrest warrant, the ICC and Colombia’s post-conflict justice, evidence on ...
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ICJ Media Review: Trust Fund for Victims makes final submissions on reparations in Al-Mahdi case
By ICL Media Review MICT grants review of conviction of Ngirabatware before ICTR The UN Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals ...
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In (limited) defence of the ICC in the Al Mahdi case
By Ebba Lekvall,* Tara Van Ho,** Carrie Comer*** A healthy debate on the work of the International Criminal Court (ICC) ...
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A nine-year sentence for Malian Islamist Al Mahdi
Malian Islamist Ahmed al Faqi al Mahdi was today found guilty by judges at the International Criminal Court in The ...
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Big fish or little fish — who should the International Criminal Court target?
By Mark Kersten The trial of Ahmad al Faqi al Mahdi has exposed tensions over the kinds of perpetrators that ...
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The Al Mahdi case: Stretching the principles of the ICC to a breaking point?
By: Eva Vogelvang and Sylvain Clerc* The Ahmad Al Faqi Al Mahdi case appears to have become known for ...
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Mali jihadist first at ICC
It’s not every day that the ICC sees such a collection of ‘firsts’ in one day: to have someone plead ...
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