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ICC / Mali - Photo: Abdoulaziz Al Hassan on the day of his trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC) for war crimes and crimes against humanity.
ICC/Mali: Al Hassan verdict leaves bitter taste
On June 26, the International Criminal Court found Abdoulaziz Al Hassan, former head of the Islamic police in Timbuktu, Mali, guilty of crimes against humanity…
Arrest warrant issued by the French courts against Bashar Al-Assad (Syrian President), in connection with the 2013 chemical attacks in Syria. Photo: Poster in a Syrian street showing Al-Assad with a gas mask over his face.
Setback for Bashar al-Assad before the French courts
...target his brother Maher -- then head of the Syrian army's fourth division -- and two generals, Ghassan Abbas and Bassam al-Hassan. The anti-terror prosecutors…
Gender apartheid for women in Iran and women in Afghanistan - Photo: a woman wearing a hijab walks down a street, closely followed by a Taliban patrol.
Crimes against Afghan women drive push to recognize “gender apartheid”
...Al Hassan case. The Malian Al Hassan has been on trial at the ICC on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity, including sexual…
Oleksandr Kostornyi, a former KGB officer, was sentenced to 15 years in prison in Ukraine for high treason. Photo: Kostornyi is pressed up against the glass of the dock, his hand resting on it, facing his reflection.
Kostornyi, the former KGB officer found guilty of high treason
...attended court hearings, expecting a punishment. Kostornyi burdened the court with numerous motions. He complained about the bias of the press and accused the court…
Reintegration and reconciliation of a former ‘genocidaire’ in Rwanda - Photo: Hamenyimana poses in his field in the village of Remera.
Pascal Hamenyimana and the timid reintegration of a former “génocidaire”
...also and above all feed their cow. Installed in a small makeshift barn, a beautiful brindle cow chews the cud and lows from time to…
Syrian trial in Paris (France) - Obeida Dabbagh speaks to the press following the verdict of three high-ranking Syrian security officials found guilty, in their absence, of crimes against humanity (torture) committed against his brother and nephew.
Syrian trial: what to learn from this first default judgment
...it. On that day, Ali Mamlouk, Jamil Hassan and Abdel Salam Mahmoud, three heads of military intelligence for Bashar al-Assad’s regime, were found guilty of…
Syrian trial in France. Photo: Bashar al-Assad poster on a street in Damascus, Syria.
In France, a first Syrian trial “by default”
...of Bashar al-Assad", as he opened the list of witnesses - five called by the prosecution and five by the civil parties. A few dozen…
Nika Jeiranashvili tells how he went from international justice expert to wine expert in Georgia
Nika, the Georgian international justice repentant
...in Côte d’Ivoire, Mali and the Democratic Republic of Congo, but they didn’t seem to realize that this was a different continent.” Then they went…
International Criminal Court (ICC) judge Antoine Kesia Mbe Mindua has disappeared. What impact will this have on the al-Hassan case in Mali?
Missing judge at the ICC: Al Hassan trial postponed indefinitely
While the London court was abuzz with speculation about a missing princess, at The Hague court the parties to the trial of the Malian Al…
Martin Schibbye is a journalist, one of the few covering the Lundin trial in Sweden. Photo: Schibbye stands alone at the entrance to courtroom 34 in Stockholm.
Martin Schibbye (journalist): “Sweden believed in Lundin”
...areas for our oil exploitation'. But Swedish law allows for the lowest level of intent, namely simple indifference to events. The prosecutor doesn't have to…