
Establishing a Future for Reparations: Insights and Possible Consequences of the Lubanga Reparations Decision
Thomas Lubanga’s conviction opened the door for the first ICC decision on reparations. After a…More
Thomas Lubanga’s conviction opened the door for the first ICC decision on reparations. After a…More
Introduction On 3 March 2015, the Appeals Chamber (AC) of the International Criminal Court (ICC)…More
[cross-posted at http://cicj.org/?p=2136] In his two noteworthy posts on Dominic Ongwen’s possible ‘guilty plea’ at…More
Yesterday, I argued that plea agreements have the potential to bring enormous benefits to the…More
Statements by Dominic Ongwen shortly after his capture (or was it a surrender?) suggest that…More
Introduction After over a decade of reports alerting the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) to…More
The International Criminal Court was created after a long negotiation process. According to the Preamble…More
The so-called ‘peace versus justice’ debate has come to dominate the politics of International Criminal…More
When the Assembly of States Parties convenes this week, members will select judges, finalize a…More
Pernicious fallacy of the ICC’s ‘restorative mandate’ The ICC’s legal framework is progressive in that…More
I Background Unlike the ad-hoc tribunals established before it, the International Criminal Court (ICC) established…More
What exactly are the “interests of justice” in the context of the ICC? And should…More