Look, I’m happy: Tales of resilience, hope, and survival
By Janet Sankale in Gulu, Uganda During the Joint Monitoring Mission to Uganda organised by the Embassy of Ireland in...
Kabuga boycotts court as his trial begins
Félicien Kabuga, one of the alleged financiers of the 1994 Rwandan genocide, skipped court as his trial for genocide and...
Former Séléka militia leader pleads not guilty as trial begins
Former Séléka commander Mahamat Said Abdel Kani has pleaded not guilty to charges of crimes against humanity and war crimes...
ICC suspect Paul Gicheru dies before verdict in his case
Kenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru, who was facing charges of witness tampering before the International Criminal Court, was on Monday night...
The guns are silenced, but the wounds are still with us
Journalists For Justice participated in the joint monitoring visit organised by the Embassy of Ireland in The Hague, and the Trust...
Ntaganda trial chamber to issue new reparation order
The International Criminal Court judges who decided Bosco Ntaganda’s $30 million reparation case will have to issue a new order...
Court lays the groundwork for closing phase in Al Hassan case
The case of Malian Al Hassan Ag Abdoul Aziz Ag Mohamed Ag Mahmoud appears to be drawing to a close,...
ICC makes great strides in bid for justice in Darfur
The International Criminal Court will soon establish an office in Sudan after winning the support of the ruling Sovereignty Council...
Lawyers appeal for asylum for Rwandans illegally detained in Niger
The lawyers of eight Rwandans who have been detained in Niger for the past eight months even after being released...
Trial of former Gambian Jungler to resume in Germany
The trial of Bai Lowe, an alleged member of the notorious Junglers death squad set up by former President Yahya...
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