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Author Archives: Mark Kersten
The Impact of the Taylor Trial in Sierra Leone and Liberia
Annie Gell joins us with this guest-post on the impact of the Charles Taylor trial in Sierra Leone and Liberia. Annie is the Leonard H. Sandler fellow in the International Justice Program at Human Rights Watch (HRW). Immediately before joining HRW, Annie … Continue reading
Posted in Liberia, Sierra Leone, Special Court for SIerra Leone (SCSL)
Tagged Charles Taylor
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Music on Trial: Genocide and Musicians
The following is a unique and fascinating guest-post by Catherine Baker, a Lecturer in 20th Century History at the University of Hull (from August 2012). Catherine is the author of Sounds of the Borderland: Popular Music, War and Nationalism in Croatia … Continue reading
The ICC in Mali: Just Another ICC Intervention in Africa?
So there you have it: the first investigation opened by Fatou Bensouda, the ICC’s new Chief Prosecutor, will be in Africa. The ICC’s Office of the Prosecution (OTP) accepted a request by Malian government authorities for the Court to intervene … Continue reading
Posted in African Union (AU), Fatou Bensouda, International Criminal Court (ICC), Mali
Tagged Timbuktu
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Justice through Graffiti and Cartoons in Syria
A fascinating and common trend amongst ‘Arab Spring’ states has been the use of imagery, particularly graffiti and cartoons, to denigrate bloodthirsty leaders, to express exasperation with repressive regimes, and to evoke hope for a different and altogether more peaceful … Continue reading
The ICC in Syria: A Ticking-Time Security Council Referral?
Like so many others, I find myself in the morally and politically ambiguous position of having no clue what the international community should do to stop the ongoing violence in Syria, recently described as descending into “a sectarian wasteland”. The … Continue reading
The ICC: Three Remarkable Achievements
The ICC recently celebrated its tenth anniversary amidst heavy criticism of its international role and impact. Some of the criticism is valid, a lot of it misrepresents the mandate and role of the ICC. Regardless, in this context, after some … Continue reading
Melinda Taylor and the ‘ICC4’ Released: Five Pressing Questions
It is a huge relief to be able to write that Melinda Taylor, Helene Assaf, Alexander Khodakov, and Esteban Peralta Losilla were released from Libya on Monday and have returned to be reunited with their families. The four had spent nearly … Continue reading
Can International Justice Tribune Die? No!
Dear readers, I wanted to alert you to rather sad news. Many of you will already be aware that RNW – International Justice Tribune, an indispensable and widely respected resource for global and transitional justice news will no longer be … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, JiC News
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Can the ICC Deliver Impartial Justice?
My apologies for not blogging much over the last few days. I have just returned from a long-awaited and much-needed vacation but promise to get writing more substantially soon. In any case, I thought readers might be interested in an … Continue reading
Separating Fact from Fiction: Melinda Taylor and the ICC Staff’s Detention in Libya
In times of crisis or scandal, misunderstandings are an unfortunate but inevitable consequence of not having sufficient information and only getting it in fits and spurts from political actors with competing interests. The continuing controversy surrounding the detention of ICC … Continue reading
