Non-compliance: Why South Africa’s penance should be brief and painless
By Ishmael Bundi Last week at The Hague, South Africa finally got a chance to explain its failure to arrest ...
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On South Africa’s big day at The Hague: Time for the ICC to try a little tenderness
By Ishmael Bundi And then there was one. Tweet. Yes, Burundi is now the only African country still making a ...
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‘The World in Crisis’ – How international lawyers see current events
It’s a foreboding title - ‘The World in Crisis’ - but relevant. The subjects covered by the International Bar Association’s ...
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David beats Goliath in the Bashir case, but will the international community care?
By Mark Kersten* The campaign against Omar al-Bashir racked up an impressive win this week. In the latest development ...
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Why is the Darfur situation at the ICC?
By Justice Hub Darfur is a region in western Sudan. Roughly the size of Spain, Darfur has around 7.5 million inhabitants. In ...
Read moreDarfur Victims withdraw from ICC case against Bashir
By Mark Kersten It has been a decade since the International Criminal Court (ICC) opened its investigation into alleged mass ...
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Omar al-Bashir on the road again
By Emanuele del Rosso If someone from Fox News takes a strong position on a political issue, something really serious ...
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All eyes on Bashir
By Niklas Jakobsson After a few weeks of silence, the Weekly Hubble is back to bring you the latest International ...
Read moreOn Darfur, the ICC prosecutor lays it down
By Mark Kersten* The International Criminal Court (ICC) has always had something of a phobia of politics. The Court has ...
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The aftermath of al-Bashir’s visit to South Africa
By Niklas Jakobsson One week after people in the world of international justice were at the edge of their seats, ...
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