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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: Dutch series Part 1: Building up a polished image of peace and justice
Ahead of the ICC’s tenth anniversary, IJT looks at the Dutch historical hold-up on international justice.
Article: Judge Cotte: “We are making progress”
Interview with ICC judge Bruno Cotte, presiding judge at the second trial at the ICC* By Franck Petit, The Hague
Article: Juge Cotte : « Nous faisons des progrès »
Entretien avec le juge Bruno Cotte, président de chambre dans le second procès de la Cour pénale internationale (CPI). par Franck Petit, La Haye*
Article: Life sentence for Rwandan genocide’s ‘Butcher of Butare’
A former army chief known as the ‘Butcher of Butare’ is to spend life in prison for crimes committed in the 1994 Rwanda genocide. The UN tribunal for Rwanda issued the sentence on Tuesday.
Article: Dutch crimes in colonial Indonesia – time for a review?
Three major Dutch institutions are calling for a new investigation into the violence used by Dutch soldiers to counter the struggle for independence in colonial Indonesia between 1945 and 1949.
Article: Fears of war with Rwanda rattle DRC youth
Recent Human Rights Watch and UN reports have denounced Rwanda’s support of rebels and army deserters in North Kivu.
Article: Liberia's Taylor to appeal 50-year sentence
Lawyers for Liberian ex-president Charles Taylor have informed a UN-backed court that they plan to appeal his 50-year prison sentence for war crimes, according to a court document seen Tuesday.
Article: Pretty in Pink: Yvonne Basebya goes home—for now
The District Court in The Hague on Monday “paused” the pre-trial detention of Yvonne Basebya (65) until the start of her trial in October 2012.
Article: Rwanda officially closes community genocide courts
Rwanda on Monday officially closed the "gacaca" community courts, the controversial tribunals both credited with easing tensions and criticised for possible miscarriages of justice.
Article: Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Spy: ICC lawyer still held in Libya
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is under pressure to support a full investigation into allegations by Libya that an official from the office of the defence tried to pass documents to suspect Saif Al Gaddafi unrelated to the case agai
