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Rwanda tribunal residual body fails to catch fugitives
13 March 2020 | ICTR | Rwanda
...arrested, these three "big fish” would be tried by the Mechanism, while the other five fugitives would be handed over to the Rwandan judicial authorities.…
Gambia: When Jammeh was turning crocodile
12 March 2020 | Truth Commissions | Gambia
...agree, they will feed my flesh to the crocodiles,” said Keita. Former Gambian leader had a crocodile pool at his residence in Kanilai. Despite daily…
Lessons from the Greenlandic reconciliation process
5 March 2020 | Opinion | Greenland
...almost complete indifference towards the end, which ultimately impaired the process substantially. However, while the association to Hammond clearly made it difficult for the GRC…
Tunisia and the repression of left-wing youth
28 February 2020 | National tribunals | Tunisia
...were cited several times during the two hearings: Abd Elaziz Tabka, Abd Elkader Tabka, Massoud El Hajji, Hassan Abid, Mohamed Ennaceur, Abd Essalam Dargouth (alias…
Ongwen trial: can the victims see a light at the end of the road?
24 February 2020 | Podcasts | Uganda
...case. Or this great article from Thijs Bouwknegt placing Ongwen in the Ugandan conflict context. ASYMMETRICAL HAIRCUTS This podcast has been published as part of…
How Guantanamo came to haunt the U.S. at the ICC
24 February 2020 | Podcasts | United States
...that it would not be in the ‘interests of justice’ to pursue the case . Katherine is representing two men currently held at Guantanamo Bay…
Socioeconomic oppression and the need to rethink transitional justice
24 February 2020 | Opinion | South Africa
...one of many measures for addressing past abuses but as the transitional justice mechanism in the country, into which other efforts feed. Taking a cue…
Canada’s Indigenous children and the price of reconciliation
20 February 2020 | Reparations | Canada
...in the wall of Canadian indifference," sighs Ledoux. The government's challenge is "morally and ethically unacceptable," says France-Isabelle Langlois, Executive Director of Amnesty International for…
Sudan: If Al-Bashir can’t go to the ICC, will the ICC go to Al-Bashir?
13 February 2020 | ICC | Sudan
...meeting in South Sudan’s capital Juba that included ‘the appearance of those who face arrest warrants before the International Criminal Court’, said Mohamed al-Hassan al-Taishi,…
Can the Kosovo Specialist Chambers do better than its predecessors?
11 February 2020 | Opinion | Kosovo
...Albanians who were targets of the KLA. Yet, targeting only the perpetrators of crimes from one side will eventually feed […] a sense of injustice…