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Article: Empty dock: symbol of political failure?
There has been a mixed response to the announcement of the decision to “try the four men accused of the 14 February 2005 attack in their absence," by the Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL) on 1 February. The Tribunal was set up...
Article: International Justice Tribune 144
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Article: Ouattara’s rampant justice
The exhumation of the first of at least 29 bodies buried in a grave in the Doukouré area of Yopougon in Abidjan district was coordinated by Ivorian state prosecutor Simplice Koffi. Yopougon was the last part of Abidjan to be held by...
Article: ICC: Shaping Kenya’s political landscape
International Criminal Court (ICC) judges found last week there are substantial grounds to believe prosecutors’ claims that a bloodthirsty ritual saw the leaders of Kenya’s Kalenjin tribe create a criminal network and swear to...
Article: International Justice Tribune 143
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Article: ICTR legacy: fragile and confusing
When former Rwandan MRND leaders Edouard Karemera and Mathieu Ngirumpatse received life sentences in December 2011, the conclusion of 17 years of work at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) was remarkable: there was no...
Article: Cuska - a “brave and patriotic” trial
It was a sign of changing times in Serbia at the end of December 2011, when Deputy War Crimes Prosecutor Bruno Vekaric told journalists that an insider witness testimony describing atrocities against Kosovo Albanian civilians committed by...
Article: Losing civil parties in Cambodia
Soum Rithy spent two years of his youth being beaten and tortured in a Khmer Rouge jail between 1977 and 1979, after Pol Pot’s cadres mistook him for a soldier in the previous government. He saw his father die of disease exacerbated...
Article: International Justice Tribune 141
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Article: International Justice Tribune 142
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