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Donald Trump is delivering a speech at the United Nations (UN) headquarters in New York City, United States.
The US campaign against the ICC is heating up
...Security Studies Africa suggests that to identify potential candidates for following the US line, “the best place to look is those that have entered into…
In South Africa, the circumstances surrounding the 1977 death of Steve Biko, an anti-apartheid activist, and those responsible remained unknown, but the investigation has just been reopened. Photo: a protester holds up a poster of Biko at his funeral in 1977. A crowd stands behind him at the side of the road.
How in August, Steve Biko’s murder inquest re-opened
...would be untoward to delay matters any further. For Nkosinathi Biko, Biko’s eldest son and the spokesperson for the Biko family, after decades of waiting…
International Criminal Court (ICC): a photo montage combining portraits of the ICC’s three successive prosecutors: Luis Moreno Ocampo, Fatou Bensouda and Karim Khan.
What’s wrong with ICC prosecutors?
...given into the hands of political actors” LUCY GAYNOR Lucy J. Gaynor is PhD Researcher at University of Amsterdam and NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust,…
Presentation of a military drone manufactured in the United Arab Emirates
Sudan: bringing to justice those who make the war possible
...requests for arrest warrants in relation to abuses committed in Darfur since 2023. Darfur is the only region of Sudan falling within the Court’s jurisdiction,…
In South Africa, following the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s report on crimes committed during apartheid, investigations by the national police were stalled and hampered for years. A commission is attempting to get to the bottom of the matter, though not without difficulty. Photo: Sisi Khampepe during a hearing of the commission, of which she is the chair.
Justice Suspended in South Africa
...Researcher at NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies in Amsterdam. She writes about violence during and after apartheid, photography and resistance, and queer…
Greenland (an autonomous territory dependent on Denmark), from Donald Trump's threats of annexation to decolonisation efforts. Photo: Trump during a speech at the Davos Economic Forum (Switzerland). Behind him: an illustration depicting snow-capped mountains.
Greenland between decolonization, the US, and international responses
...Security Council resolution that calls for a military intervention in response to a breach of or threat to peace and security (Chapter VII). Even the…
What justice for Venezuela? Photo: Protesters hold up photos of their relatives, who are political prisoners, in the street.
Three scenarios for justice in Venezuela
...following the justice and transition processes of Venezuela for years, but because it was not efficient for this trial. “You do not accuse someone for…
In Finland, Prime Minister Petteri Orpo and Tuomas Aslak Juuso (from the Sami Parliament) met to receive the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's final report. Photo: Orpo and Juuso shake hands in a packed reception hall. Juuso is wearing traditional Sami clothing.
Finland's promise to the Sámi
...in the Nordic Countries led by Astrid Nonbo Andersen at the Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS). His academic interests include educational history, environmental history,…
End of a hearing before the IRMCT, in The Hague, the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals for Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia (ICTR and ICTY). In the background, Judge Iain Bonomy.
The many endings of the Kabuga trial
...had been formative not only for law and for justice, but for careers, lives, and stories. When I posted about Bonomy’s announcement online after the…
Restorative justice in Colombia: the current situation, almost 10 years after the 2016 peace agreements. Photo: a deminer from a humanitarian team at work on a Colombian road.
Colombia’s restorative justice at a crossroads
...as Major César Maldonado, the spokesperson for Comité de Reconciliación told us. Security threats Additional challenges arise from the deterioration of territorial control by the…