Month: April 2018

By:Tom Maliti A prosecution psychologist criticized how two defense mental health experts concluded Dominic Ongwen had a mental disorder between 2002 and 2005, saying he found their reports contradictory. Roland ...

By:Civitas Maxima and Global Justice and Research project Mohammed Jabbateh, the Liberian warlord known as “Jungle Jabbah”, was sentenced today to 30 years in prison, culminating a landmark case in ...

By Susan Kendi Numerous commentators have drawn parallels between the successful 22-year campaign by victims and activists to bring former Chadian dictator Hissène Habré to justice and the current push to ...

By Susan Kendi Jacob Zuma’s unceremonious exit from power and the lingering stench of his administration could herald a new dawn in relations between South Africa and the International Criminal Court ...

 It is with grave concern that I note the violence and deteriorating situation in the Gaza Strip in the context of recent mass demonstrations. Since 30 March 2018, at least ...

 The Federal Government of Nigeria has pledged its "continued backing and unflinching support" to the International Criminal Court (ICC) upon the election of Judge Chile Eboe-Osuji as President of the ...

By: Susan Kendi A witness has narrated to judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) what unfolded during the infamous Lord Resistance Army (LRA) attack on Lukodi, a village about ...

By:Susan Kendi On Monday, March 26, 2018 an expert witness told the International Criminal Court that Dominic Ongwen was functioning well while in the Lord Resistance Army (LRA). Witness P-445, ...

By:Susan Kendi An expert witness recently gave testimony on the intermingled nature of Christian and traditional African spiritual practices in Uganda. Doctor Catherine Abbo, Witness P-445, told Trial Chamber IX ...

By: Susan Kendi The ICC trial against former Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) commander Dominic Ongwen will resume on 11th April, after taking a break for the long Easter holiday. Presiding ...