The ICC

This month, The Trust Fund For Victims is expected to present its reparation plan in the Thomas Lubanga case as directed by the International Criminal Court Appeals Chamber. Since the...

In May this year, the International Criminal Court launched a more user-friendly website to improve communication and interaction with the public. In a radical departure from the previous ‘serious’ platform,...

A leading human rights activist in Kenya has read mischief in the demand by Deputy President William Ruto’s lawyers for a special prosecutor to investigate prosecution witness at the ICC...

 The trial of former Ivorian first lady Simone Gbagbo for crimes against humanity has started amid protests by human right groups. The groups representing nearly 250 victims said they won’t...

By Journalists For Justice On March 3, 2015, the Appeals Chamber at the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued the first-ever judgment on reparations in the case against former Congolese warlord,...

By Christopher Gitari Earlier this month the International Criminal Court (ICC) decided to terminate its case against Kenyan Deputy President William Ruto and the co-accused journalist Joshua arap Sang. Ruto and...

  After months of deliberations, the international Criminal Court says it will investigate allegations of imprisonment and violence in Burundi, which has been by experiencing unrest since last. Since April...

Netherlands’ King Willem-Alexander, flanked by ASP President Sidiki Kaba and ICC President Judge Silvia Fernández, opens the Rome Statute to symbolise the official opening the ICC Permanent Premises in April...

A decision on whether or not to reveal details of a case filed confidentially by President Uhuru Kenyatta’s lawyers against the two leading mobile telephone companies in Kenya will be...

A victim of the crimes Congolese military commander Bosco Ntaganda is accused of has told judges at the at International Criminal Court (ICC) that, as a result of the ongoing...