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Kenya and Somalia still looking at years of conflict despite ICJ ruling
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The International Court of Justice ruling on the maritime dispute between Kenya and Somalia may have concluded the case brought before it seven years ago, but it has not resolved...
Read moreDetailsICJ ruling on Kenya-Somalia maritime row will send shockwaves through the region
Kenya’s rocky relationship with Somalia appeared headed for even more troubled waters as Nairobi withdrew its recognition of the compulsory jurisdiction of the United Nations’ International Court of Justice (ICJ)...
Read moreDetailsCAR’s Kani prepares for confirmation of charges hearing
The rejection of Central African Republic’s Mahamat Said Abdel Kani’s appeal against a decision on victims’ applications to participate has moved his case closer to the opening of his confirmation...
Read moreDetails‘Butcher of Paoua’ charged as Special Criminal Court prepares to start trials in CAR
The arraignment before the Special Criminal Court of one of the Central African Republic’s most wanted suspects has set the troubled country on a new path to justice. Captain Eugène...
Read moreDetailsKosovo special tribunal to begin long-delayed war crimes trials
The Kosovo Specialist Chambers are set to start hearing their first war crimes case this week. The trial against former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) leader Salih Mustafa will start at...
Read moreDetailsICJ to consider DRC-Uganda reparation case after public hearings
The judges of the highest court in the world have started deliberating whether Uganda should pay over $11.4 billion in reparations for armed activities in the Democratic Republic of the...
Read moreDetailsSentencing dilemma for international courts as Karadžić gets life
A United Nations appeals chamber on Wednesday sentenced former Bosnian Serb president Radovan Karadžić to life in prison. It found that the sentence of 40 years imprisonment imposed by the...
Read moreDetailsSocrates-style suicide: The dramatic end to more than 24 years of ICTY
There has been a dramatic incident on the very last hearing day of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) which is going to close its doors after...
Read moreDetailsMother of all tribunals gears up for last trial judgment in historic Mladić case
More than 200 journalists from various continents have registered with the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in The Hague to attend the trial judgment on Wednesday in...
Read moreDetailsAcholi chief reveals his role in peace talks efforts between LRA and Museveni
By Susan Kendi Rwot Oywak sits back on a black chair, his white shirt glistening in the fluorescence, black suit and a tie fitting neatly, spectacles on his nose and...
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