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African lawyers back the ICC
...former ICTR Prosecutors Richard Goldstone and Hassan Bubacar Jallow, and former ICTR President and ex-UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navanethem Pillay. Under these “Kilimanjaro…
Will South Africa’s move to quit ICC spark "Afrexit"?
...justice." Bashir case pushes Pretoria into anti-ICC camp South Africa was long a supporter of the ICC, even warning Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir of…
South African withdrawal from the ICC a deplorable departure from commitments to justice
...refused to arrest Sudanese President Al Bashir when he was present on South African territory earlier this year. Al Bashir is wanted by the ICC…
South Africa: Continent Wide Outcry at ICC Withdrawal
...obligations in not arresting ICC fugitive Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir in June 2015, when he visited South Africa. A government appeal was pending, but on…
Five questions on the ICC
...in the Central African Republic, Uganda, Mali and the Democratic Republic of Congo were all referred to the ICC by the governments of those states.…
Africa in the dock at the ICC
...the right to judge him. - Mali - Malian jihadist Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi was sentenced to nine years for demolishing Timbuktu's fabled shrines in a…
Burundi lawmakers vote to quit ICC
...Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Uganda and Mali. According to the Rome Statute which established the court, any country which wants to…
Malian Jihadist gets nine years for destroying Timbuktu mausoleums
The International Criminal Court (ICC) on September 27 sentenced Malian Jihadist Ahmed Al Faqi Al Mahdi to nine years in jail after he pleaded guilty…
Malian jihadist jailed for Timbuktu attacks
...unpunished. In the first such case to focus on cultural destruction as a war crime, the International Criminal Court found Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi guilty of…
Gabon court upholds President Ali Bongo's election win
...to feed if the country descends into chaos," he told AFP, expressing a widely held fear. "Judgement day" blared the headline in one newspaper, while…