Kenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru has opposed the prosecution’s application asking the International Criminal Court to allow it to formally submit eight items of evidence it says will assist the court...
Read moreInternational Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan QC has asked Trial Chamber V to direct the Registry to grant Central African Republic national Maxime Jeoffroy Eli Mokom Gawaka access to materials...
Read moreFormer Janjaweed commander Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman has termed the charges brought against him before the International Criminal Court as “false”, after denying 31 counts of war crimes and crimes...
Read moreAttention has now shifted to Kenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru’s defence after the prosecution concluded its case at the International Criminal Court. His legal team has yet to decide whether or...
Read moreThe third case from the Central African Republic II situation kicked off at the International Criminal Court on March 22, 2022 with the initial appearance of Maxime Jeoffroy Eli Mokom...
Read moreThe two new deputy prosecutors of the International Criminal Court have started work after being sworn in to begin their nine-year term. Mame Mandiaye Niang (Senegal) and Nazhat Shameen Khan...
Read moreInternational Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Kham QC has joined the outpouring of concern that has greeted Russia's invasion of Ukraine, warning that his office would prosecute any act of genocide,...
Read moreKenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru has pleaded not guilty to charges of offences against the administration of justice before the International Criminal Court. He appeared before Trial Chamber III’s Judge Miatta...
Read moreIvorian Charles Blé Goudé is the latest former defendant to have his compensation and damages claim rejected by the International Criminal Court (ICC). The judges dismissed his allegations of wrongful...
Read moreThe International Criminal Court’s Appeals Chamber has issued seven questions to guide the oral submissions of the parties involved in the hearing of the appeal against the conviction and sentencing...
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