Bintou Founé Samaké from Mali
Bintou Founé Samaké is the president of a Malian NGO - Women and Law in Development in Africa - which ...
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Prosecuting the Destruction of Shrines at the ICC – A Clash of Civilisations?
By Mark Kersten The potential trial of Ahmed Al Faqi Al Mahdi marks a series of firsts for global justice. ...
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ICC judges to decide al Mahdi’s fate within 60 days
By Benjamin Dürr* The prosecutor wants to put the alleged Islamist Ahmad al Mahdi on trial for war crimes ...
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Ahmad al Mahdi: Who is the first alleged Islamist at the ICC?
By Benjamin Dürr* The International Criminal Court (ICC) is set to open the confirmation of charges hearings in its ...
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Why is the Mali situation at the ICC?
By Justice Hub For much of its history, Mali has been unstable. Shortly after Mali achieved independence from France in ...
Read moreThe curious timing of announcements at the ICC
By Mark Kersten International institutions, political parties and big companies. Something all of these have in common is their interest ...
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Al Mahdi – Terrorist or Teacher?
By Niklas Jakobsson It’s a story that has captured the thoughts and imaginations of the international justice community. Ahmad Al ...
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Al Mahdi makes his first appearance at the ICC
By Emanuele del Rosso Everyone in the room was literally holding their breath while the curtain was slowly raised, revealing ...
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ICC: Now tackling crimes against cultural heritage
By Niklas Jakobsson The International Criminal Court will now deal with cultural crimes head on. Last night, the Court announced ...
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War crimes in Palmyra?
By Luigi Prosperi* After days of heavy fighting, Islamic State (hereinafter: IS) militants seized the town of Palmyra in central Syria ...
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