Insights
The Venom of War in northern Uganda
In the course of a recovery monitoring visit in Pader District, a gunshot survivor rehabilitated by Refugee Law Project with...
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Woewiyu and Jabbateh verdicts: How court cases abroad bolster the momentum for justice in Liberia
By Hassan Bility and Lisa-Marie Rudi The Liberian access to justice movement has gained momentum since the beginning of 2018...
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A Liberian war criminal tried to conceal his past but a US court finds him guilty
Former BBC correspondent Elizabeth Blunt reported on the horrors of the Liberian Civil War from the heart of the conflict....
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The Bemba Appeals Judgment: The ICC Facing the Tower of Babel?
By Jacques B. Mbokani The court has decided! On June 8, 2018, the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court...
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Justice for Liberia: The Way Forward After Historic Verdict and 30-Year Sentence
By Alain Werner and Lisa-Marie Rudi of Civitas Maxima. On 19 April 2018, Mohammed Jabbateh, the Liberian warlord known as...
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Preventing sexual violence: lessons from rebel armies in Burundi and Uganda
By Angela Muvumba Sellström (This article is published in collaboration with the international Violence and Exiting Violence Platform (FMSH).) I...
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The ICC, Palestine and the Prosecutor’s Preventive Statement
The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued this month one of her rare statements – this time regarding...
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My Fellow Liberians: accountability is needed now more than ever
By Hassan Bility My name is Hassan Bility and I am the former editor-in-chief of The Analyst Newspaper in Liberia,...
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How President Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem could affect the International Criminal Court’s Preliminary Examination into the Situation in Palestine
On 6 December 2017, US President Donald Trump announced the US Government would officially recognize that “Jerusalem is Israel's capital. This...
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Welcome to the two-tier ICC
There will be a lot of celebration that it actually got through. “It’s down to the wire” tweeted Amanda Gharemani...
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