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Author Archives: Mark Kersten
The ICC in Afghanistan: Peace, Justice and Accountability
Djeyhoun Ostowar joins JiC for this fascinating glimpse into some of the key issues and dilemmas that frame any potential intervention by the International Criminal Court into Afghanistan. Djeyhoun is a PhD student at the War Studies Department of King’s College … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, International Criminal Court (ICC), International Criminal Justice
Tagged Taliban
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Iraq’s Long Shadow of Injustice Haunts Britain
Earlier this week, I wrote a post on the filing of a complaint at the International Criminal Court (ICC) over alleged abuses committed by UK officials in Iraq. On Tuesday, I attended the official launch of the complaint at the … Continue reading
Posted in International Criminal Court (ICC), Iraq
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Rethinking Amnesty and Accountability
On 2 January 2014, Nepal’s Supreme Court ordered the Nepalese Government to amend a law to establish a truth commission with the power to recommend amnesty. The Court also instructed the government to establish a team comprising conflict experts, victims’ … Continue reading
Posted in Amnesty, Guest Posts, Nepal
Tagged Louise Mallinder, The Belfast Guidelines on Amnesty and Accountability
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The ICC and Iraq: “A Pinochet Moment”?
A formal complaint has been lodged at the International Criminal Court (ICC) requesting that senior British military and political officials – including General Sir Peter Wall, former Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon and former Defence Minister Adam Ingram – be investigated for their alleged … Continue reading
Posted in International Criminal Court (ICC), Iraq
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A Snowball’s Chance in Cairo: The ICC To Intervene in Egypt?
A group of international lawyers and legal scholars representing the Muslim Brotherhood are pushing for the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate alleged crimes committed in Egypt. According to The Globe and Mail’s Paul Waldie, the Brotherhood’s legal team believe that … Continue reading
Happy 2014 from JiC (Plus Predictions)!
Dear readers, Happy New Years! 2013 brought a host of fascinating developments in the world of international criminal justice. With around a 100 posts, our regular contributors, guest-posters and I myself tried to cover as much as we could and … Continue reading
Posted in JiC News
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UPDATED – What a Mess: ICC Prosecutor Seeks Delay in Kenyatta Trial
Yet another twist in the trial of Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta. Yet another win for victory for critics of the International Criminal Court (ICC). And yet another delay in the pursuit of justice and accountability for Kenya’s 2007/08 post-election violence. … Continue reading
The ICC in the Central African Republic: The Death of Deterrence?
The Central African Republic (CAR) is “descending into chaos“. In the past few months, violence and instability in the country have proliferated. In November, the French Foreign Minister even used the ‘g-word’ to describe the situation in the CAR, declaring … Continue reading
What Mandela Teaches Us: Negotiating Between Good and Evil
The year 1997 marked the height of Libya’s isolation from the international community. The regime of Muammar Gaddafi was under strict sanctions from the United Nations, the European Union, and the United States, amongst others. For its alleged role in … Continue reading
Another Curious Moment in the Saif and Senussi Cases
There have been numerous twists and turns in the cases of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi and Abdullah al-Senussi. Senussi was allegedly bought for $200 million from Mauritania and held there for months before being surrendered to Libya in September 2012. Saif’s … Continue reading
Posted in Admissibility, Libya, Libya and the ICC
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