ICC Cases

By Wairagala Wakabi As the International Criminal Court (ICC) Appeals Chamber considers whether it should unconditionally release former Ivorian president Laurent Gbagbo, the prosecution has, in a new development, said it...

By Millicent Zighe Realising a conflict-free continent is the dream of every African. Ahead of the 33rd AU Summit we highlight the current hotspots; the root causes of conflicts; the...

By Millicent Zighe Realising a conflict-free continent is the dream of every African. Ahead of the 33rd AU Summit we highlight the current hotspots; the root causes of conflicts; the...

By Susan Kendi Dominic Ongwen lead lawyer has requested the International Criminal Court to dismiss the charge of enslavement since the pleading of the charged crime is defective. In a...

In an article published on the website we said that Michelle Jarvis the Deputy Head of the International Impartial and Independent Mechanism for Syria was in the running for the...

A month ago the ICC appeals chamber denied victims the right to appeal the lower ICC judges’ refusal to allow the prosecutor to open an investigation into war crimes in...

By Millicent Zighe The Burundi Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) has come under fire after critics expressed dissatisfaction over its composition and the general conduct of its operations throughout the...

December begins in The Hague with the annual session of the Assembly of States Parties (ASP), the managerial oversight and legislative body of the International Criminal Court. The meeting of...

By Judy Mionki and Kate Orlovsky, International Bar Association ICC & ICL Programme For most International Criminal Court (ICC) detainees at the  Detention Unit in Scheveningen, The Hague, home is...

By Rosemary Tollo in The Hague An experts’ report about how the Kenya cases at the International Criminal Court collapsed has begun to unravel after it emerged that critical actors...