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ICC set for Kenya trials
The International Criminal Court (ICC) on Thursday cleared the way for the trial of four Kenyans accused of being behind the violence which erupted after elections in December 2007.
Sri Lanka sets up new courts to try war suspects
Sri Lanka is setting up new courts to accelerate cases against hundreds of Tamil rebel suspects three years after the end of the island's bloody ethnic war, a government spokesman said Thursday.
ICC not targetting African leaders
The incoming chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has dismissed criticism that the court is biased against African states.
AU: No trials in The Hague
The African Union (AU) demands that International Criminal Court (ICC) proceedings against Sudan’s Omar al-Bashir—as well as the court’s Kenya case—be deferred to the East African CourtRNW Player
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Article: Mladic: just another "false start"
The trial of former Bosnian Serb Army commander Ratko Mladic started before the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) last Wednesday – but not really.
Article: Croatia: In or out - still no sense of justice
A day before their appeals hearing, people were praying for Generals Ante Gotovina and Mladen Markac in the local church in Pakostani, the town where Gotovina’s family resides.
Article: Khmer Rouge trial waits on ill accused to recover
Cambodia's Khmer Rouge war crimes tribunal was postponed Wednesday until next week to allow the oldest of the three former regime leaders on trial to recover from bronchitis.
Article: Mladic trial delay should be weeks, not months: prosecutor
The war crimes trial of Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic, abruptly halted after one day, should be delayed "for weeks rather than months," the UN court's chief prosecutor said Tuesday.
Article: Uganda rules out amnesty for captured LRA commander
Uganda's chief prosecutor on Tuesday appeared to rule out any amnesty for Lord's Resistance Army commander Caesar Acellam, captured this month.
Article: Brazil nixes international debate of its amnesty law
Brazil on Monday ruled out any international discussion of its 1979 amnesty law exonerating those guilty of human rights violations during the 1964-1985 military dictatorship.
Article: Former Guatemala dictator to face massacre charges
Former Guatemalan dictator Efrain Rios Montt will face a second trial on genocide charges after a judge ruled on Monday he could be prosecuted for ordering a 1982 massacre that left 201 people dead.
Article: Gaddafi ex-spy chief charged in Mauritania over false papers
A Mauritanian court has charged Muammar Gaddafi's ex-spy chief, arrested two months ago and the subject of several handover demands, with illegally entering the country, an official said Monday.
Article: East Timorese divided over Indonesian atrocities
A quarter of East Timor's population was killed during Indonesia's 24-year occupation. As the nation celebrates a decade of independence, its leaders look to bury the past but for some resentment persists.
Article: Khmer Rouge trial suspended as accused falls ill
Judges at Cambodia's Khmer Rouge war crimes tribunal suspended proceedings on Monday as the oldest of the three former regime leaders on trial remained in hospital suffering from bronchitis.
