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Author Archives: Mark Kersten
The (In)Justice of Famine (2): The Limitations of International Justice
There has been an ongoing and interesting discussion about whether the famine in Somalia constitutes a crime against humanity. Andrew Jillions, here at JiC, recently wrote a thought-provoking piece which examined whether famine could be considered a crime against humanity … Continue reading
The (in)Justice of Famine: Is al-Shabaab guilty of a Crime Against Humanity?
The following is a post from friend and colleague Andrew Jillions. Andrew is finishing up a PhD in International Relations at LSE. His research looks at the nature of constitutional obligations in international law, focusing how a faith in rules … Continue reading
Posted in al-Shabaab, Crimes against humanity, Famine, Justice, Somalia
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Justice in Syria: Underground Funding of the ICC
According to Borzou Daragahi of the LA Times, at least one unnamed Western government is funding a fact-finding operation in Syria in order to gather evidence which may eventually be used against Syrian President Bashar Assad in a case before the … Continue reading
JiC News: Looking for Guest Bloggers; Help Choose JiC’s Logo
Dear friends, Just a quick notice that JiC is looking for guest posters and guest bloggers. Plans are underway to introduce a few new writers who will hopefully become regular contributors. If you are interested in writing a single post … Continue reading
Peace, Justice and Libya – the Gaddafi who Threatens it All?
It is nothing short of stunning how little we hear about Gaddafi these days. Articles in papers, posts on blogs, discussions amongst friends – virtually everywhere, even in discussions about peace and justice in Libya, Gaddafi is no where to … Continue reading
The Kwoyelo Trial: Sorting out this Amnesty Business
An LRA Commander on Trial. But Should He Be? Even before it started, the trial of former LRA commander Thomas Kwoyelo was controversial. His “day in court” was delayed for months; his application to the Government for amnesty was never … Continue reading
Negotiating Peace in Libya: What Happens to Justice?
While diplomats from all interested parties may not be willing to describe it as such, the crisis in Libya has reached the negotiation phase. Foreign ministers crisscrossing around the world, dropping in on various national capitals, testing the waters by suggesting … Continue reading
Transitional Justice: “Paradigm Shift or Hot Air?”
I recently attended the IASFM conference on forced migration outside of Kampala, at a picturesque resort perched above Lake Victoria (yes, there is irony there!). At the conference, numerous scholars presented pieces on “transitional justice” or “TJ”. Disarmament Demobilization and Reintegration … Continue reading
