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La Chambre préliminaire II de la CPI rejette la demande d’indemnisation de Bemba présentée sur le fo

Dans le système de la Cour pénale internationale, il est prévu le mécanisme de réparation au profit d’un inculpé dont la détention s’est...

FÉLICIEN KABUGA, 23 YEARS ON THE RUN... AND WHAT’S NEXT?

This article was originally published on JusticeInfo.net. It adds to the discussion on what to expect next after Félicien Kabuga was...

Kabuga Arrested: Where Should he be Tried?

Nabil M. Orina The news of the arrest of one of Rwandan genocide most wanted suspects Félicien Kabuga is without doubt the biggest news...

SETBACK FOR THE AFRICAN HUMAN RIGHTS SYSTEM

In the midst of the current global crisis brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, two West African states namely, Benin and Cote d’Ivoire...

SUDAN: PEACE BEFORE JUSTICE?

This article was originally published on Justiceinfo.net A year after the overthrow of Omar Al-Bashir, demands for justice remain strong...

DRC: LUBANGA AND KATANGA FREED FOR PEACE IN ITURI

This article was originally posted on Justiceinfo.net. Two prisoners made famous by the International Criminal Court have both been freed...

[Updated] La Chambre d’appel de la CPI confirme que l’affaire Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi est recevable de

An English translation of this article has been added at the end. 1. La situation en Libye avait été déférée à la CPI par le...

Enfin la Cour pénale internationale montre ses dents dans la situation en Afghanistan

Le 5 mars 2020, la Chambre d’appel de la Cour pénale internationale ( CPI) a décidé à l’unanimité d’autoriser le Procureur d’ouvrir une...

Reblog: What Happens Now with Omar Al-Bashir?

This post was first published at Justice in Conflict blog The world watched with interest when it was announced that Sudanese authorities...

Reblogging: The Gambia and the Rohingya’s nightmare

The Gambia’s suit against the Republic of the Union of Myanmar at the ICJ continues to attract legal commentary on issues that may arise...

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