Month: March 2018

By Susan Kendi A mental health expert told the International Criminal Court on Tuesday, March 20, 2018 that there was nothing to indicate that former Lord’s Resistance Army commander Dominic ...

By Susan Kendi Dominic Ongwen’s trial resumed from a 12-day break on Monday, March 19, 2018 with an expert witness on the stand and a dramatic episode following in the ...

By Journalists For Justice  Lying, sowing confusion and using psychological manipulation are the confessed stock-in-trade of a British company to deliver victory in polluted elections. Besides boasting about its involvement ...

By Tom Maliti A forensic psychiatrist told the International Criminal Court (ICC) that if Dominic Ongwen had a mental illness while he was in the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) it ...

By: Tom Maliti, IJ Monitor The chamber adjudicating the trial of Dominic Ongwen ordered he be removed from court after he disrupted proceedings on Monday, March 19. His trial was ...

By Tom Maliti, IJ Monitor The International Criminal Court (ICC) has said seven witnesses will testify in the next phase of the trial of Dominic Ongwen, which is tentatively set ...

By Journalists for Justice A high-level urgent appeal has gone out to authorities in the Philippines not to withdraw from the Rome Statute without first expressing their concerns to the ...

By Susan Kendi Convicted persons should pay the full amount of reparations for victims even if other individuals contributed to the harm suffered, the appeals chamber of the International Criminal ...

 After 20 years since the adoption of the Rome Statute, the President of the International Criminal Court spoke about the future of the system designed to deal with the worst ...

By: Tom Maliti A former member of the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) described to the International Criminal Court (ICC) what he did during attacks on the Abok, Lukodi, and Odek ...