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Blé Goudé’s compensation request fails to sway ICC judges
Ivorian 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 moreStage set for Ongwen’s appeal hearing
The 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...
Read moreAl Hassan counsel withdraws as victims’ lawyers start presenting their case
An associate counsel for former Malian militant leader Al Hassan Ag Abdoul Aziz Ag Mohamed Ag Mahmoud has requested to be allowed to withdraw from the case, ahead of a...
Read moreKhan ordered to clarify comments on Sudan situation
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan has been given three days to clarify some of the statements he made before the United Nations Security Council on January 17, 2022 concerning...
Read moreICC Prosecutor opposes Gicheru bid to throw out 614 items of evidence
The Office of the Prosecutor wants the judge in the trial of Kenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru at the International Criminal Court to dismiss his application seeking to have 614 items...
Read moreSudan coup has affected probe, but Khan hopeful of progress in Darfur cases
The military coup in Sudan last year has slowed down the momentum of the International Criminal Court’s investigation in the Darfur situation, Prosecutor Karim Khan has said. Delivering the ICC’s...
Read moreICC judges agree on reforms in response to experts’ review
The judges of the International Criminal Court have pledged to continue exploring ways to fill any gaps in the system in addressing some of the issues highlighted in the Independent...
Read moreTrial Chamber VI to hear Said Abdel Kani case
Mahamat Said Abdel Kani of the Central African Republic is now all set for trial after the Presidency of the International Criminal Court constituted Trial Chamber VI and appointed three...
Read moreCourt turns down bid to introduce elusive witness’s testimony, but allows four other statements
It has been a week of mixed fortunes for the prosecution in Kenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru’s case at the International Criminal Court, with the judge rejecting some of its applications...
Read moreTradition restored at the ICC as Niang of Senegal and Fijian Khan are elected as deputy prosecutors
Now International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan QC will have two deputies after the Assembly of States Parties elected them during the final day of its 20th session at the...
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