Resources

Monday, July 26, 2021

No Result

View All Result

No Result

View All Result

No Result

View All Result

No Result

View All Result

Home Opinion

Opinion

From left to right: the former and first African president of the ICCBA, Chief Charles Taku, former First Vice President of the ICC, Madam Justice Joyce Aluoch, the former President of ICCBA David Hooper, the ASP President, Judge Silvia Fernández de Gurmendi, and former Vice-President of ICCBA, Ghislain M. Mabanga. The photo was taken on 20 July 2016 © ICC-CPI

Commentary

Fatou Bensouda: The challenges and the record

by Journalists For Justice

June 16, 2021

Opinion and Analysis

As new ICC Prosecutor prepares to take office, it’s time to reform the selection process

by Journalists For Justice

May 17, 2021

Kenyan activist Edwin Mutemi wa Kiama at the Milimani Law Courts in Nairobi on Wednesday, April 7, 2021. Kiama had been arrested for publishing infographics alleged to be ridiculing President Uhuru Kenyatta and joining the #IMFStopLoaningKenya conversation on Twitter. Photo credit: Edwin Mutemi wa Kiama

Opinion and Analysis

Kenyan government using repressive cybercrime law to stifle dissent

by Journalists For Justice

April 19, 2021

The International Criminal Court (ICC) states parties convene at the World Forum Convention Center in The Hague from December 5-12, 2018, for the 17th session of the Assembly of state parties Credit: The ASP Flickr account

Opinion and Analysis

States must take the time to choose the right ICC Prosecutor

by Journalists For Justice

February 11, 2021

ASP

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

by Thomas Verfuss

February 10, 2021

Africa Cases

Victims expectations ahead of judgment in the Dominic Ongwen trial

by Susan Kendi

February 4, 2021

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

We call out impunity and raise victim voices to demand accountability for atrocity crimes wherever they occur.

Follow Us

Browse by Topics:

Archives by Month:

Our Microsites

No Result

View All Result

Copyright © 2019. Journalists for Justice has asserted its right to be recognized as creators and owners of the content here. Reproduction in part or in whole is permitted on condition that JFJ is acknowledged and notified.

Browse by Topic:

Opinion

Fatou Bensouda: The challenges and the record

As new ICC Prosecutor prepares to take office, it’s time to reform the selection process

Kenyan government using repressive cybercrime law to stifle dissent

States must take the time to choose the right ICC Prosecutor

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

Victims expectations ahead of judgment in the Dominic Ongwen trial

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

Follow Journalists for Justice

Lawyer Paul Gicheru to face trial, ICC Chamber confirms

For 23 years, the ICC has worked to fulfil the world’s long-held dream of international justice

Abd-Al-Rahman to face crimes against humanity charges for Darfur attacks

Pressure mounts on Human Rights Council to act on atrocities in Tigray

Recent News

Lawyer Paul Gicheru to face trial, ICC Chamber confirms

For 23 years, the ICC has worked to fulfil the world’s long-held dream of international justice

Abd-Al-Rahman to face crimes against humanity charges for Darfur attacks

Pressure mounts on Human Rights Council to act on atrocities in Tigray

Browse by Topics:

Archives by Month:

Our Microsites

Retrieve your password