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Category Archives: Ukraine
The Justification of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine under International Law
To help any and all interested observers, media, and curious diplomats, we have provided an authoritative analysis into the question: what is the justification of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine under international law? The answer, in 20+ languages: None. Жодного. никакое. … Continue reading
Posted in Donetsk, Lugansk, Ukraine
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Rethinking Peace and Justice: A Balancing Act in Ukraine
Sarah Dunne joins JiC for this contribution to our ongoing symposium on ‘Rethinking Peace and Justice‘. Sarah is an independent consultant, with experience in policy and conflict. Be sure to check out the rest of the posts in this symposium here. … Continue reading
Inching Towards Investigation? Seeking ICC Justice and Complementarity in Ukraine
The following is a guest post by Ania Kwadrans, a lawyer, Senior Policy Advisor at the Refugee Hub, and a Master’s Student at Oxford’s International Human Rights Law Program. The post and the author’s attendance to the 18th Assembly of States … Continue reading
Five Take-Aways from the ICC’s Latest Bombshell Report
This year’s Report on Preliminary Examination Activities from the International Criminal Court (ICC) carried within it a number of fascinating – and crucial – details into who and what is falling under the ICC’s microscope. Below are five important takeaways … Continue reading
The ICC is Free to Investigate Ukraine since 2014. So What Now?
After months of speculation, Ukraine has finally decided to refer the violence in the country since February 2014 to the International Criminal Court (ICC). The ICC is now free to open a preliminary investigation and, if it finds reason to … Continue reading
Posted in International Criminal Court (ICC), International Criminal Justice, Russia, Ukraine
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ICC Justice in Ukraine May Have to Wait
I recently had the opportunity to write an op-ed for the Moscow Times on the potential investigation of recent events in Ukraine by the International Criminal Court (ICC). Will the ICC intervene in Ukraine? If so, would former President Viktor Yanukovych ever face prosecution … Continue reading
Posted in International Criminal Court (ICC), International Law, Justice, Russia, Ukraine, Uncategorized
Tagged Maidan, Viktor Yanukovych, Vladimir Putin
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If the ICC Intervened in Ukraine, Russia Probably Wouldn’t Mind
According to the Registrar of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Herman von Hebel, Ukraine has accepted ICC jurisdiction over alleged crimes that occurred on Ukrainian territory between between 21 November 2013 and 22 February 2014. This limited period covers government attacks on … Continue reading
Russia’s Responsibility to Protect in Ukraine?
Russia is increasingly using the language of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) in order to justify its intervention in Crimea, Ukraine. Just yesterday, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that any use of armed force in Ukraine would “coincide with our interests to protect the … Continue reading
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Ukraine and the International Criminal Court: Out of Africa and Into Europe?
Ukraine’s Parliament has voted to send its discredited thug of a President Viktor Yanukovych to the International Criminal Court (ICC). After losing his grip on power and fleeing Kiev, Yanukovych is a man on the run. But if he is … Continue reading
Posted in Complementarity, Gravity, International Criminal Court (ICC), Ukraine
Tagged Kiev, Maidan, Viktor Yanukovych
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Should Ukraine be on the International Criminal Court’s Radar?
Things were supposed to settle down earlier this week when opposition activists in Kiev accepted an amnesty in exchange for vacating government buildings. Within hours, however, a new spate of violence broke out. On Wednesday evening it once again appeared … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, European Union (EU), International Criminal Court (ICC), Russia, Ukraine
Tagged Viktor Yanukovych
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