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The Curious Timing of Announcements at the ICC
ICC Chief Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda at a media availability (Photo: Nation File) International institutions, political parties and big companies. Something all of these have in common is their interest...
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Prosecuting the Destruction of Shrines at the ICC – A Clash of Civilizations?
Ahmad Al Faqi Al Mahdi during his confirmation of charges hearing at the International Criminal Court (Photo: ICC) The potential trial of Ahmed Al Faqi Al Mahdi marks a series of firsts for global...
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Some Thoughts on the al Mahdi Trial and Guilty Plea
For all interested readers, below are some thoughts that I shared in an interview with the University of Toronto News on the trial and guilty plea of Ahmad al Mahdi. JiC will have more analysis on this...
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Big Fish or Little Fish — Who Should the International Criminal Court Target?
Ahmad al Faqi al Mahdi during proceedings at the International Criminal Court (Photo: ICC) The trial of Ahmad al Faqi al Mahdi has exposed tensions over the kinds of perpetrators that the International...
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Ten African States Who Will Stick with the International Criminal Court
South African President Jacob Zuma (Photo: Getty) In the wake of South Africa’s, Burundi’s and The Gambia’s decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC), the focus of observers and...
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A Step Back to Take a Step Forward — The Future of Justice in Conflict
A scene of destruction in Donbass, Ukraine, which faces and ongoing conflict under preliminary examination by the International Criminal Court (Photo: AF) Over the last year or so, there have been...
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New Paper! Taking the Opportunity: Prosecutorial Opportunism and Case...
Why does the International Criminal Court target the individuals that it does? What determines which individuals the International Criminal Court (ICC) targets for prosecution — and which ones escape...
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Impunity, Amnesty, and Incoherence: What justice for International Crimes...
Janine Lespérance is a Legal Advisor for Lawyers without Borders Canada (LWBC – http://www.asfcanada.ca). LWBC supports Malian civil society and works to strengthen the ability of civil society actors...
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Writing the Jurisprudence of Gender-Based Persecution: Al Hassan on Trial at...
Georgiana Epure joins JiC for this guest post on the trial of Al Hassan Ag Abdoul Aziz Ag Mohamed Ag Mahmoud and the prospects of adjudicating gender-based persecution at the International Criminal...
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The epidemic of coups exposes political fragility in Africa, but military...
The following is a guest-post by Olusegun Akinfenwa, a correspondent for Immigration Advice Service. Olusegun’s work raises awareness about the harsh socio-political realities confronting African...
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