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“If the ICC fails in Georgia, it will be the same in Afghanistan and Palestine": Lawyer Nika Jeiranashvili has been based in The Hague for the Open Society for nearly a year monitoring progress of the Georgia case before the…
Government cynicism and the transitional justice dream in crisis: ...Syrian war. The recent article by our Hague correspondent Stéphanie Maupas sharply reflects the troubled state of international justice and transitional justice more widely. Transitional…
Civil society calls for Syria justice funding as UN drags its feet: ...the Syria situation to the ICC, but in May 2014, Moscow vetoed a proposal to that effect by France. Since then, appeals to the ICC…
“Terminator” tells ICC he tried to help civilians in Congo: ...a guerrilla and I learned the strategy to defeat large numbers of the enemy,” he told the court. At The Hague, Ntaganda now has another…
Will the ICC take up crimes against migrants in Libya?: ...mention by the Prosecutor in future reports of Court efforts to fight human trafficking networks in both the north and the south of the Mediterranean…
Will Congolese warlord tell ICC of Rwandan and Ugandan roles?: ...first ICC appearance in March 2013 Ntaganda, whom the Prosecutor presents as the “brains” of the UPC, accused the “Congolese government” of having “started the…
Week in Review: Transitional justice is “an art not a science”: ...in the CAR. In an analysis piece for JusticeInfo, correspondent Stéphanie Maupas in The Hague explains how local courts, a hybrid Special Criminal Court and…
Chiquita “contributed” to Colombian paramilitary crimes, ICC told: ...and ELN in the 1990s. At the beginning of May, the smiling banana brand launched a new campaign in the US with big advertisements saying…
Which court for which crimes in the Central African Republic?: ...no suspect is yet been detained at the ICC prison in The Hague. But as well as the ICC investigations, the transitional government in Bangui…
Mission impossible for Kosovo war crimes court?: ...files were transferred secretly in summer 2016 from Brussels, where the preliminary commission of inquiry was, to the Chambers in The Hague. The Marty report…

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