20 years of the ICC: The hopes, the disappointments, the future
In 1998, an idea that had been in the making for about 50 years suddenly became reality when 120 states...
Judge to decide Gicheru’s fate after parties conclude case
The case against Kenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru drew closer to its conclusion, with both the prosecution and the defence presenting...
From Kyiv to Kabul and Darfur: Challenges of reporting justice and human rights
“My hands were shaking. We were all scared. We were working in an adrenaline rush… But now we are just...
Gicheru to attend court session remotely
Kenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru will attend the session of the closing statements in his trial at the International Criminal Court...
After euphoria of state white paper, victims now demand action on Jammeh
The campaign to hold to account former Gambian president Yahya Jammeh and others adversely mentioned by the country’s truth commission...
Said Abdel Kani to remain in custody as Appeals Chamber rejects his plea for release
Central African Republic national Mahamat Said Abdel Kani will remain in custody in The Hague pending his trial after the...
Are we ready? CSOs audit Kenya’s election preparedness
There is continuing concern among civil society groups and human rights defenders in Kenya about the state of preparedness of...
Parties prepare to wind up Gicheru case
The Paul Gicheru case at the International Criminal Court is drawing to a close as the parties prepare to present...
Hope at last for Kenyan victims, but is TFV’s planned support enough?
Too little, too late. That is Jacqueline Mutere’s assessment of the Trust Fund for Victims’ proposed assistance for victims of...
Gicheru asks ICC judge to admit new evidence
Kenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru has asked the International Criminal Court to allow him to introduce new evidence, even after informing...
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