Reparative Justice after the Lubanga Appeals Judgment on Principles and Procedures of Reparation
Introduction On 3 March 2015, the Appeals Chamber (AC) of the International Criminal Court (ICC)…More
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The ICC and Complementarity: A Tale of false promises and Mixed up Chameleons
As the Assembly of States Parties (ASP) meets in New York for its the 13th…More
The ICC and the Colombian situation: “Keep focus, keep going”
The International Criminal Court was created after a long negotiation process. According to the Preamble…More
Bringing Conflict into the Peace Versus Justice Debate
The so-called ‘peace versus justice’ debate has come to dominate the politics of International Criminal…More
Victims at the ICC: What is the Way Forward?
When the Assembly of States Parties convenes this week, members will select judges, finalize a…More
Why the ICC Should Be Cautious to Use the Islamic State to Get Out of Africa: Part 1
By Carsten Stahn It is tempting to say that the International Criminal Court (ICC) should…More
The Victims’ Court and the Promise of Restorative Justice
Pernicious fallacy of the ICC’s ‘restorative mandate’ The ICC’s legal framework is progressive in that…More
Why the ICC Should Be Cautious to Use the Islamic State to Get Out of Africa: Part 2
Leadership accountability or symbolic responsibility? Using nationality jurisdiction to focus on the accountability of ‘foreign…More
Sustainable Exit and Legacy of the International Criminal Court
Against the backdrop of closure of the ad hoc international criminal tribunals the theme of…More
Input, Output and ‘Local’ Acceptance: Analyzing Impact and Effects of the International Criminal Court
1. Background Over the past decade, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has produced diverse political…More
Paper: The Role of Outreach in Managing Perceptions of the ICC: A Viewpoint from Kenya
I Background Unlike the ad-hoc tribunals established before it, the International Criminal Court (ICC) established…More
Selections from “Unintended Positive Complementarity: Why ICC Investigations Increase Domestic Human Rights Prosecutions”
Only a dozen years after it began operations, the International Criminal Court finds itself in…More