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Khan’s supporters welcome his election, but his critics still wary due to his role in Kenya case

by Millicent Zighe

February 22, 2021

ASP

States split between Karim Khan and Fergal Gaynor for ICC Prosecutor

February 7, 2021

Africa Cases

Victims expectations ahead of judgment in the Dominic Ongwen trial

February 4, 2021

Headline

Kenyan judge awards SGBV survivors millions of shillings in general damages

December 10, 2020

Victim Voices

Survivors of sexual violence that occured after the December 2007 presidential election gather at the Milimani Law Courts in Nairobi, Kenya during a hearing into a constitutional petiton they filed. The High Court is scheduled to deliver a judgment on that petition on Thursday, December 10, 2020. Credit: Physicians for Human Rights (PHR).

Commentary

Kenyan SGBV victims wait with bated breath for Thursday’s judgment

by Journalists For Justice

December 8, 2020

By Christine Alai This week, as commemoration of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence approaches its peak, thousands...

Félicien Kabuga in courtroom I, during his Initial Appearance, on Wednesday 11 November 2020, in The Hague, Netherlands.

COVID-19

Kabuga pleads not guilty to genocide charges

by Millicent Zighe

November 13, 2020

By Millicent Zighe Twenty-three years after he was first indicted by a United Nations criminal tribunal, Félicien Kabuga pleaded not...

Fergal Gaynor (top), credit: ICC; Morris A. Anyah (left), credit: Morris A Anyah Law Office; Susan Okalany, credit: Wayamo Foundation

ICC Cases

Profiles of the four people shortlisted for the job of ICC Prosecutor

by Journalists for Justice

July 8, 2020

By Susan Kendi and Millicent Zighe On June 30, the Committee on the Election of the Prosecutor announced the candidates...

Appeals hearing in the Gbagbo and Blé Goudé case

Africa Cases

ICC prosecution asks Appeals Chamber to overturn the acquittal of Gbagbo and Blé Goudé

by Journalists For Justice

June 24, 2020

By Journalists for Justice The prosecution has asked the Appeals Chamber to overturn the acquittal of former Ivory Coast President...

Africa Cases

A former Janjaweed commander makes his first appearance at the ICC

by Journalists for Justice

June 16, 2020

By Journalists for Justice The International Criminal Court (ICC) will hold hearings starting on December 7 to determine whether to...

Peacekeepers from Thailand attached to the African Union – United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) patrol the road stretching from Muhkjar in West Darfur to Buru located more than 50 kilometres to the South.

Africa Cases

UN Proposal to withdraw Darfuri troops draws criticism

by Millicent Zighe

March 24, 2020

By Millicent Zighe A political mission should replace the peace operation in Sudan, a joint United Nations-African Union report has said, sparking...

Zenab Abdullah, 14, who was raped outside of Kalma camp when she was collecting firewood, sits in her makeshift shelter in the Kalma IDP camp in South Darfur. Across Darfur, relief workers and refugees increasingly tell of rapes and beatings by the janjaweed who stalk women searching for firewood, creating a climate of fear and insecurity.

Africa Cases

Victims of sexual violence in Darfur speak out

by Millicent Zighe

March 18, 2020

By Millicent Zighe Women and girls fleeing violence in Sudan are subjected to sexual and gender-based violence, according to United...

ICC Cases

ICC authorises Afghanistan investigation

by Journalists For Justice

March 5, 2020

The International Criminal Court has authorised an investigation into alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Afghanistan, overturning...

Headline

Eritrea: Canadian Supreme Court affirms Eritreans’ slavery and forced labour claims can proceed

by Journalists For Justice

March 2, 2020

Ottawa Canada's Supreme Court today dismissed an appeal by Nevsun Resources Ltd. that sought to block a case brought against the company by three Eritrean refugees for the alleged used...

ASP

During ASP, suffering in ICC situation countries should not be forgotten

by Journalists For Justice

December 2, 2019

By Lambert Nigarura December begins in The Hague with the annual session of the Assembly of States Parties (ASP), the...

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Khan’s supporters welcome his election, but his critics still wary due to his role in Kenya case

States split between Karim Khan and Fergal Gaynor for ICC Prosecutor

Victims expectations ahead of judgment in the Dominic Ongwen trial

Kenyan judge awards SGBV survivors millions of shillings in general damages

Victim Voices

Kenyan SGBV victims wait with bated breath for Thursday’s judgment

Kabuga pleads not guilty to genocide charges

Profiles of the four people shortlisted for the job of ICC Prosecutor

ICC prosecution asks Appeals Chamber to overturn the acquittal of Gbagbo and Blé Goudé

A former Janjaweed commander makes his first appearance at the ICC

UN Proposal to withdraw Darfuri troops draws criticism

Victims of sexual violence in Darfur speak out

ICC authorises Afghanistan investigation

Eritrea: Canadian Supreme Court affirms Eritreans’ slavery and forced labour claims can proceed

During ASP, suffering in ICC situation countries should not be forgotten

States in search of next ICC Prosecutor

“Disgruntled” candidate speaks out as 123 States search for new ICC Prosecutor

States split between Karim Khan and Fergal Gaynor for ICC Prosecutor

First time in history: a vote on who becomes new ICC Prosecutor

Afghanistan case fails to take off at the ICC — pragmatism’ or surrender to the powerful?

Kenya’s oil dispute with Somalia pending before Hague court

Unmask UPDF informant, Ongwen lawyers beg judges

Revisiting the Habré trial: Finding hope in a Chadian tragedy

Khan’s supporters welcome his election, but his critics still wary due to his role in Kenya case

States must take the time to choose the right ICC Prosecutor

First time in history: a vote on who becomes new ICC Prosecutor

States split between Karim Khan and Fergal Gaynor for ICC Prosecutor

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Khan’s supporters welcome his election, but his critics still wary due to his role in Kenya case

States must take the time to choose the right ICC Prosecutor

First time in history: a vote on who becomes new ICC Prosecutor

States split between Karim Khan and Fergal Gaynor for ICC Prosecutor

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