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Category Archives: Genocide
What Happens Now with Omar Al-Bashir?
A version of this article was originally posted at The National. Many thanks to the editors and writers there for their work and encouragement. The world watched with interest when it was announced that Sudanese authorities were planning to “hand … Continue reading
Transitional Justice at Sites of ‘Dark Tourism’: The Case of Genocide Memorials in Cambodia
Cheryl Lawther, Rachel Killean, and Lauren Dempster join JiC for this post on sites of ‘dark tourism’ in Cambodia. Cheryl, Rachel, and Lauren are Lecturers at the School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast. Their post draws on a period of … Continue reading
Posted in Cambodia, Genocide, Guest Posts, Transitional Justice
Tagged Cheryl Lawther, Choeung-Ek, Dark Tourism, Lauren Dempster, Rachel Killean, Tuol Sleng
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Buyer’s Beware – Is a UN Security Council Referral of Myanmar to the International Criminal Court a Good Idea?
Confirming what close observers have long suspected, investigators from the United Nations have determined that Burmese authorities have committed genocide against the Rohingya population. Without any prospects of the Burmese government investigating and prosecuting atrocities committed against a people they won’t … Continue reading
The “Forgotten Genocide” that was a Precursor to the Holocaust
It is a sad truth. Few know, let alone speak, of the mass murder and policies of extermination wrought upon by colonial Germany against the Herero and Nama people in German South West Africa — what is today Namibia. But … Continue reading
Let’s Avoid Politicizing the Genocide Against Yazidis
There is no doubt that genocidal acts have been perpetrated against the Yazidi people by the Islamic State (ISIS). A recent report by United Nations Commission of Inquiry on Syria has given credence to political declarations in the United States, … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Commission for International Justice and Accountability (CIJA), Genocide, International Criminal Court (ICC), International Justice Ambassador, Iraq, ISIS, Islamic State, Syria, Terrorism, UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria, United Kingdom, United Nations, United States, Yazidi Genocide
Tagged Justin Trudeau
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Bashir Travels to Uganda, Partners with the Europe Union, and Plans a Trip to New York
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has indicted Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir on every crime under its mandate: war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. Such charges should have left Sudan’s leader marginalized and vulnerable to arrest. Yet Bashir has not … Continue reading
Putting Victims First: The Aftermath of al-Bashir’s Visit to South Africa
Stephen Lamony joins JiC for this timely piece refocusing debates on Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir’s travels in defiance of the International Criminal Court to its impact on victims. Stephen is Head of Advocacy and Policy, UN, AU and Africa Situations … Continue reading
Silver Linings: Bashir’s Visit to South Africa and its Implications for the ICC
There has been much speculation over the controversial trip by Sudan’s President, Omar al-Bashir to South Africa this week and its implications for the International Criminal Court (ICC). Here are some of my thoughts on subject. This article was originally … Continue reading
If the Rwandan Genocide Happened Today, Would We Get It?
The story is familiar. When the killing started, everyone who was able to flee did so. As unprecedented violence erupted in Rwanda, Westerners boarded planes that whisked them back to safety. A few UN peacekeepers stayed but, as famously recounted by … Continue reading
Posted in Central African Republic (CAR), Genocide, Journalism, Justice, Rwanda
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A Futile Endeavour: Croatia v. Serbia at the ICJ
Iva Vukusic reports for JiC on the legal dispute between Serbia and Croatia at the International Court of Justice over the alleged commission of genocide during the early 1990s. Iva is a former journalist, analyst in the Special War Crimes Department of the … Continue reading
Posted in Croatia, Genocide, Guest Posts, ICTY, International Court of Justice, Serbia
Tagged Iva Vukusic
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