Chris Stephen
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If Venezuela descends into violence, its perpetrators could face prosecution by the new international court.
IWPR provides a roundup of the growing number of war crimes investigations around the world.
The war crimes court’s doggedness and consistency will eventually win over its most ardent critics.
The authorities in Belgrade and Zagreb are contemplating a grim choice over fate of Hague indictees.
Ten years after it came into being, the tribunal's first president pays tribute to those who championed its cause.
The ICC has several hurdles to overcome before it sets its sights on bringing war criminals to justice.
Election of judges to the international criminal court is improbable show-stopper.
IWPR attempts to clear up some of the confusion over the tribunal's mandate and performance.
Indictment of former Albanian guerrillas could go some way to persuading Serbs that The Hague is even-handed.
New court expected to deter leaders from doing what they please in their own countries.