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Article: Mauritania arrests top ICC Libyan suspect
Mauritania said Saturday it arrested former Libyan intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senoussi, who was one of the most prominent figures from the ousted regime of Moammar Gadhafi and is wanted by the International Criminal Court. Al-Senoussi...
Article: South Sudan will not arrest Bashir
Despite an outstanding ICC warrant, South Sudan’s government has no plans to arrest its former foe and alleged war criminal, Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, during an upcoming visit to the country. By Jared Ferrie, Juba
Article: ICC prosecutor seeks long sentence for Lubanga
The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court said Thursday he will ask for a sentence "close to the maximum" for a Congolese warlord convicted of recruiting and using child soldiers. Luis Moreno-Ocampo was speaking a day...
Article: Lubanga : le jugement premier
Thomas Lubanga a fait salle comble ce 14 mars. Le Congolais entre dans l’histoire comme le premier homme gratifié de l’honneur douteux d’avoir été jugé et condamné par la Cour pé...
Article: ICC Judgement Day
In a packed courtroom at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, Thomas Lubanga won the dubious honour of entering history as the first man to be judged and convicted by the Court since it was established ten years ago. By Richard...
Article: Lessons from the Lubanga trial
Wednesday’s verdict in the trial of Thomas Lubanga, the first ever in the almost decade-long existence of the International Criminal Court (ICC), will leave a feeble record, unprecedented in the history of international justice. The...
Article: Lubanga: “A convenient first case”
Interview with Jason Stearns, author of Dancing in the Glory of Monsters, a history of the Congo wars of 1996-2003 (This article is an excerpt from our "Special Lubanga" issue, to be published on March 14 in the International...
Article: Les leçons de l’affaire Lubanga
Le jugement Lubanga, attendu le 14 mars, sera le premier en neuf ans d’existence de la Cour pénale internationale (CPI). Un piètre bilan judiciaire, sans précédent dans l’histoire de la justice...
Article: Thomas Lubanga : "Un premier dossier opportun"
Entretien – avec Jason Stearns, auteur de ‘Dancing in the Glory of Monsters’, une histoire des guerres du Congo entre 1996 et 2003. (Cet article est extrait de notre numéro "Spécial Lubanga",...
Article: ICC historical verdict due against Lubanga
The International Criminal Court will hand down judgment in the trial of Congolese militia leader Thomas Lubanga on Wednesday in its first verdict since launching almost a decade ago. The former rebel commander will face a three-judge...
