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The long wait for victims in Central African Republic
Two days of hearings were set aside at the end of June for three victims that are not witnesses to the Jean-Pierre Bemba case before the International Criminal Court (ICC). Nevertheless, the Trust Fund for
Dutch Series – Part II (The Coup) ‘Total football’ for the International Criminal Court
The Dutch look back with nostalgia every few years to the 1970’s, when the legendary Dutch soccer squad won major honours by developing a style of play called ‘total football’. They swaggered
Dutch Series - Part III (The Reward) Justice: a brand that brings in business
A group of African dignitaries raise their smartphones to take photos in the Peace Palace. As they are introduced to courts of a century ago, a Ugandan Minister looks for his country’s coat of arms on an
ICC to investigate into Mali conflict
International Criminal Court (ICC) chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda said Wednesday she has ordered a preliminary inquiry into events in Mali where Islamists have seized control of the vast north. The probeRNW Player
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Article: Senegal pledges to try Habre
Senegal's new government says it is committed to try exiled former Chadian president Hissene Habre for alleged atrocities during his eight-year rule. But no start date for the trial has been given.
Article: Serbia probing 13 for aiding war crimes fugitives
Serbia is investigating 13 people, including a former top-ranking security official, on suspicion of helping Serb war crimes fugitives evade justice, the country's war crimes prosecutor said on Friday.
Article: Amnesty: Senegal should end impunity for human rights abuses
Senegal's three-month-old government should end "decades of impunity for human rights violations," according to a report released Wednesday by rights group Amnesty International.
Article: Libyan officials "interrogate" Taylor
International Criminal Court judges have long wanted to see if Libya has a functioning justice system able to handle the trial of war crimes suspect Saif Al Islam Gaddafi and now it seems they will get their wish - with Tripoli’s imp
Article: Top Rwandan officials backing Congo rebels: leaked UN findings
UN experts have evidence Rwanda's defence minister and two top military officials have been backing an army mutiny in the east of neighbouring Congo, according to notes of their briefing to a closed-door UN committee seen by Reuters on Thur
Article: Libya 'committed to cooperate with ICC on Saif'
Libya said on Thursday it is committed to cooperating with the International Criminal Court in the case of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi as it seeks to resolve the issue of four detained ICC envoys.
Article: Liberia to extradite 41 Ivorians for role in ICoast conflict
A court in eastern Liberia on Thursday ruled that 41 Ivorians would be extradited to Ivory Coast for their role in the country's 2011 post-election conflict.
Article: Bosnia police arrest two Srebrenica genocide suspects
Bosnian police on Thursday arrested two Bosnian Serb former soldiers suspected of genocide over the killing of around 1,000 Muslims from the eastern town of Srebrenica, the site of Europe's worst atrocity since the World War Two.
Article: Gacaca courts close but genocide wounds still open
This week President Kagame officially closed the Gacaca tribunals.
Article: International Justice Tribune 154
Dear reader, please find the latest International Justice Tribune (IJT) The next issue will be published July 4, 2012 Download the print version of the International Justice Tribune 154 (PDF file)
