The ICC

By Janet Sankale The International Criminal Court judge appointed to hear the case against lawyer Paul Gicheru has described her previous involvement in the Kenya cases as peripheral, as it...

By Janet Sankale The International Criminal Court (ICC) will soon deploy a team to Khartoum to gather more evidence to help build a solid case against the suspects in the...

By Luis G. Franceschi Truth is one of the greatest challenges of today’s hyper social information age. Gigabytes of fake news, biased perceptions, politically motivated agendas, and superficial reactions have...

By Janet Sankale With its cabinet voting unanimously to ratify the Rome Statute, Sudan has taken a step that could bring former President Omar Al Bashir before the International Criminal...

By Janet Sankale The African Francophone Coalitions for the International Criminal Court have asked the government of Ivory Coast to open investigations into the violence of 2010-2011 and ensure justice...

By Janet Sankale Kenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru has been committed to stand trial at the International Criminal Court for offences against the administration of justice. ICC’s Pre-Trial Chamber A has...

By Janet Sankale On Saturday, July 17, the world will mark the International Criminal Justice Day, a day that commemorates the adoption of the Rome Statute, the founding treaty of...

By Janet Sankale Former Janjaweed commander Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman has been committed to stand trial for 31 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity at the International Criminal...

François Ngirabatware and his sister, Catherine Mukakayange, have been denied access to their assets and bank accounts for 18 years because of their relationship to former fugitive Félicien Kabuga. The...

Thank you so much, Mr President, vice-presidents, honourable judges of the International Criminal Court, Vice-President of the Assembly of States Parties, Mr Registrar, President of the International Criminal Court Bar...