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Has ICC Lost Touch With Darfur Refugees?
Budget constraints and poor security on the ground reduce opportunities to engage with refugees and war victims in Chad.
29 May 12
Darfur Refugees Still Fear Returning Home
Despite peace agreement and UN backing, many say it is not yet safe to go home.
27 Mar 12
Who's Heard of Hissène Habré?
Former leader of Chad has escaped prosecution for years, but wheels of justice are now slowly turning.
14 Mar 12
Kosovo Case Takes on Mantle of Milosevic Trial
As prosecutors open case against senior officials charged with atrocities in Kosovo, observers say proceedings are haunted by the ghost of the ill-fated Milosevic trial.
20 Jul 06
Srebrenica Trial Date Brought Forward
Judge sets July date for Hague’s biggest trial, but concedes that it will only get under way properly in August.
23 May 06
Del Ponte Furious Over Mladic
Chief prosecutor slates Belgrade for the non-delivery of the Hague tribunal’s top fugitive.
9 May 06
Former US Envoy Speaks at Martic Trial
Ex-ambassador says Croatian offensive against Serb-held territory came after the accused dismissed a peace proposal out of hand.
28 Apr 06
Preparations for Epic Srebrenica Trial
New courtroom development will enable defendants to be tried jointly.
7 Apr 06
Kosovo Trial Date Disputed
Defence in Kosovo ethnic cleansing trial unhappy over judge’s preference for a July start.
3 Apr 06
Lukic Reiterates Not Guilty Plea
Judge declares confusion at continued difficulties in assigning defence lawyers to Bosnian paramilitary Milan Lukic, as he pleads not guilty to amended charge sheet.
31 Mar 06
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