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Syria, Mali and “Cultural Cleansing” as a Weapon of War: ...in the Kloosterkerk Protestant church in The Hague, Bokova gave a long list of destruction. Sixty percent of the old town of Alep (Syria) has…
The Week in Review: War on the Rules of War: ...set up a team of investigators in summer 2012 to gather evidence of crimes committed in Syria,” writes Stéphanie Maupas, JusticeInfo’s correspondent in The Hague.…
A Defeat for the International Criminal Court: ...for “offences against the administration of justice”. Two have been arrested in Nairobi, but they have not been transferred to the ICC in The Hague.…
Question of Genocide at the Heart of Karadzic Judgment: ...in establishing peace and stability in Bosnia-Herzegovina and the region following the Dayton accords”. But in The Hague, Srebrenica widow Kada Hotic called this “a…
Georgia Becomes First ICC Case Out of Africa: ...investigating and cooperated with the Prosecutor in The Hague in a way that was reasonably satisfactory. But in March 2015, the Georgian authorities said they…
Ivorian Ex-President’s Lawyers Fight Back: ...the country that followed the failed coup on September 19, 2002, the defence says it has not taken account of the forces present and their…
Ivorian ex-President Facing the ICC and Facing History: ...losing at the polls and causing protests on the streets of Serbia in October 2000. Like Gbagbo, international justice removed him from the political scene…
Kenyan Deputy President Fights to Get Free of the ICC: ...broadcast and the alleged crimes. The Judge suggested that the tense situation in Kenya should have led to prudence in the choice of words used…
International Criminal Court Gets a New Home: ...international district of The Hague, near the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, the NCIA (a NATO agency), the Peace Palace and above all…
ICC Rejects First Reparations Demand from an Acquitted Person: ...The ICC is the first international jurisdiction that provides for reparations in the case of a judicial error. The judges stressed, however, that they have…

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