Month: October 2019

Tanzania has launched a campaign of repression targeting journalists and human rights organisations ahead of next years election two reports have claimed. In separate reports with similar findings, Human Rights ...

The Chadian government has yet to provide reparations ordered by a court in 2015 to 7,000 victims of grave crimes under the rule of former dictator Hissène Habré, four human rights groups said today. The African Commission ...

The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court Mrs Fatou Bensouda, concluded a two-day visit to Abuja, Federal Republic of Nigeria on Monday,October 14,2019. It was her fourth mission to this situation ...

By Tom Maliti Trial Chamber IX has scheduled hearings in the last two weeks of November for defense mental health experts to explain why, in their opinion, Dominic Ongwen had ...

By Coalition of International Criminal Court The Hague/ New York— The threat by the U.S. government to impose more sanctions against Judges and Prosecutors working for the International Criminal Court ...

By Tom Maliti The possibility of Dominic Ongwen testifying in his own defense has been the subject of a ruling at the International Criminal Court. On October 1, Trial Chamber ...

By Susan Kendi Dominic Ongwen’s “wife” has denied trying to influence his former wives not to harm his case. Witness D-13, Ayot Florence, denied ever having received a telephone call ...

By Tom Maliti A fifth defense witness told the International Criminal Court (ICC) that Dominic Ongwen was not in the eastern Uganda sub-region of Teso when the Lord’s Resistance Army ...

By Tom Maliti A former “wife” to Dominic Ongwen told the International Criminal Court (ICC) that about 16 years ago a senior Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) commander plotted with Ongwen ...

The Pre-Trial Chamber I of the International Criminal Court (ICC), on September 30,2019,unanimously, issued a confidential decision confirming the charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity brought by the ...