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Author Archives: Mark Kersten
A Fatal Attraction? The UN Security Council and the Relationship between R2P and the International Criminal Court
Many readers will know that, over the last year or so, I have been thinking quite a bit about the relationship between the International Criminal Court (ICC) and the Responsibility to Protect (R2P). It started barely a month into this … Continue reading
Egypt to Join the ICC but also Guarantee Bashir Immunity
Many, many months ago, I wrote that Egypt had declared it was set to join the International Criminal Court (ICC). That was back in early April 2011, when the country was in the midst of the ‘Arab Spring’. Nearly two … Continue reading
Posted in Darfur, Egypt, International Criminal Court (ICC), Sudan
Tagged Arab Spring, bilateral immunity agreement, Omar al-Bashir
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When Alleged Perpetrators of Crimes Against Humanity…Have a Presidential Debate
Imagine candidates in a presidential debate arguing over who should end up at the International Criminal Court (ICC). Bizarre, right? Well, imagine no more; that is exactly what happened in Nairobi earlier this week when Kenya’s presidential candidates squared off … Continue reading
Posted in International Criminal Court (ICC), Justice, Kenya, Ocampo Six
Tagged Martha Karua, Raila Odinga, Uhuru Kenyatta
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Responding to Allegations of Human Rights Abuses – A Lesson from Libya’s Justice Minister
Human Rights Watch (HRW) recently published its annual World Report. In the report, the human rights organization examined the records of 90 states, including those emerging from the “Arab Spring”. Suffice to say, they didn’t hold back when it came … Continue reading
The UN says Nuh-Uh to Mediators Talking with ICC Indictees?
Should we negotiate with individuals suspected of having committed the most egregious international crimes? This question goes to the very heart of the “peace versus justice” debate and has long been hotly contested. On the one hand, most in the … Continue reading
The ICC might not deter Mali’s Rebels – but it might deter the Government
Last week, Fatou Bensouda, the chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court warned Mali’s government that she could investigate alleged atrocities committed by the government’s military forces. And it’s a good thing she did. While the ICC may have little-to-no … Continue reading
Posted in Deterrence, International Criminal Court (ICC), Mali, Uganda
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The ICC and Regime Change: Some Thoughts but Mostly Questions
Few issues in international criminal justice are as contentious as the relationship between the International Criminal Court (ICC) and regime change. After all, it goes right to the heart of the tensions between humanitarianism and the messy realities of conflict … Continue reading
Intervention in Mali: Human Rights First?
A familiar face returns to JiC, as Andrew Jillions joins us for this timely post the need for a human-rights focused approach to France’s intervention in Mali. For more of Andrew’s post, see here. Enjoy! Where have all the humanitarians gone? It is security, … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, Humanitarian Intervention, International Law, Mali
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Trading Justice for Temporary Peace: Not Just a Bad Idea?
If the United Nations Security Council ever refers the situation in Syria to the International Criminal Court, you can be certain that the referral will include a reference to the Security Council’s ability, under Article 16 of the Rome Statute, … Continue reading
My Wife and Kids…and my Drone
Richard Slade joins JiC for this post on the precarious logic behind the use of drone strikes. Richard is an International Criminal law and Human Rights Writer and Researcher from New Zealand living in Melbourne, Australia. Richard, who blogs at Flightless … Continue reading
