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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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Reed Brody on victims’ long quest to bring Hissène Habré to justice
By Aida Grovestins Reed Brody is a human rights activist and lawyer from Brooklyn, New York. He is counsel and...
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Why is the CAR II case at the ICC?
By Justice Hub The CAR has experienced a great of instability over the past two years. In 2013, the government...
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Milia Eidmouni: Syrian female journalist
Milia Eidmouni is the co-founder – together with her colleague Rula Asad – of the Syrian Female Journalists Network. The...
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Philip Yayah Kpakiwa ofthe MasterPeace Club in Guinea
Philip Yayah Kpakiwa is the country coordinator of the MasterPeace Club in Guinea. MasterPeace is a grass-roots movement that is...
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Can smartphones help ICC investigators?
By Benjamin Duerr* Videos and photos have become valuable evidence in war crimes trials. Can smart phones help investigators at...
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ICC Information Overload
By Niklas Jakobsson Uganda, Uganda and more Uganda. Kenya, Kenya and more Kenya. If you weren’t following the International Criminal...
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ICC Prosecution ‘likely’ to look at MH17 downing
By Niklas Jakobsson With Ukraine’s latest move of extending additional jurisdiction to the International Criminal Court, there’s a possibility that...
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High-profile Ntaganda trial about to kick off
By Justice Hub After over two years in detention, Bosco Ntaganda will appear on Wednesday before the International Criminal Court....
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Has Kenya actually complied with the ICC?
On Wednesday morning, the ICC Appeals Chamber issued its judgement on the Prosecutor's appeal regarding Kenya's cooperation. At least, that's what...
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