Should the Islamic State’s attacks on the Yezidis be referred to the ICC?
By K.M. Has genocide really taken place during Islamic State's systematic attacks on Yazidis and other minorities in the Middle ...
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Tag: war crimes
Researcher Kjell Anderson on genocide and justice
Kjell Anderson is a researcher at the Transitional Justice Program, Netherlands Institute for War, Holocaust, and Genocide Studies. He is ...
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Command responsibility – can Bemba be found guilty?
By Benjamin Dürr The International Criminal Court (ICC) is expected to deliver its judgment against the Congolese politician and militia ...
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A day at the ECCC – The boy who saw everything
Photo: Nuon Chea, seated Victor Koppe and members of his defence team The Khmer Rouge trials in Cambodia started up ...
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Will Bensouda ignore Senate torture report?
By Niklas Jakobsson Torture and human rights abuses. The world of International Justice exploded with reactions and analysis after the ...
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Will the Sri Lankan president face a war crimes tribunal?
By Niklas Jakobsson The Weekly Hubble looks at current discussions about the International Criminal Court or topics relating to International ...
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Gravity is in the eye of the beholder
By Niklas Jakobsson Ahead of this week's Hubble, Justice Hub decided to dust off the poetic cliché by Plato and ...
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ISIS human rights violations worse than Assad’s?
By Karina Hof (IJT) A justice mechanism to deal with the Syrian conflict has seemed low on the world’s agenda. ...
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