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Gbagbo: Is there a case to answer?
8 November 2018 | ICC | Cote d’Ivoire
...is,” said Thijs Bouwknegt, assistant professor of the University of Amsterdam who has followed the trial closely. The “farfetched” scenario of a common plan It…
A new, more intuitive website for Justice Info
15 October 2018 | Other | International
...JusticeInfo has three fields of activity which feed and support each other: producing and disseminating information; training local journalists to cover these sensitive mechanisms and…
Lebanon Tribunal: What is a trial without suspects for?
24 September 2018 | Mixed tribunals | Lebanon
...in the dock. In fact, the four defense teams have never spoken to their clients, who remain at large. Salim Jamil Ayyash, Hassan Habib Merhi,…
Week in Review (from 17 to 22/09/2018)
23 September 2018 | National tribunals | International
...solid, the ICC Prosecutor has stressed in other cases that “child soldiers are traumatized by default, just by being child soldiers”, University of Amsterdam assistant…
Dominic Ongwen, the imperfect poster child of the ICC
20 September 2018 | ICC | Uganda
...The Hague, this former abductee turned LRA henchman has been the prosecution’s Uganda poster child. A perpetrator and a victim The case against him was…
Revising the past: A Swiss response to a global debate
17 September 2018 | Memory | Switzerland
...that inhabited him, helping to feed and back the disease of racism which our societies have not yet wiped out. It is to the “Take…
Week in Review: Myanmar regime and Liberian warlords under pressure
10 September 2018 | National tribunals | International
...to feed a formidable debate on the social choices facing the country. In an enlightening interview, Colibe member Slim Laghmani explains with clarity the issues…
Rohingya crisis: ICC steps in
6 September 2018 | ICC | Myanmar
...Mali. The Myanmar army in the mainly Buddhist nation has denied any allegations, saying its campaign has been a legitimate response to Rohingya militant attacks…
Week in Review: Retrial for Rwandan ex-minister, appeal for Rohingya children
27 August 2018 | Reconciliation | International
...truth seeking, the need for reparations and reform,” he writes. Difficult peace process in Mali In Mali, one of the main challenges facing newly re-elected…
Unpacking the request for early release by three Rwanda genocide prisoners
23 August 2018 | Other | Rwanda
...are more favourable towards early release, this can have influence on the decision. Two of those who have applied for early release are serving their…