Katy Glassborow
Senior Reporter
Senior Reporter
Before moving to The Hague, Katy worked as a reporter for Jane's, travelling extensively to analyse the interplay between international defence forces, the weapons trade, and conflict prevention. Before this she was awarded the BBC's Jill Dando Award. At the BBC, she worked as a tri-media reporter and producer, undertaking investigative reports and developing a series of vignettes for TV. She has also worked as an embedded reporter on NATO warships, and won an award to develop an interactive travel website for those in pursuit of adventure.
Stories by the Author
Detained ICC Lawyer Tireless Advocate of Fair Trials
Profile of Melinda Taylor, detained with three colleagues in Libya.
15 Jun 12
Rights Disregarded Under Sudan's Weak Constitution
As Khartoum prepares for future without South Sudan, women’s groups say its recent human rights record doesn’t bode well for new era.
8 Jul 11
Funding False Hopes in Darfur
Governments that pay for humanitarian effort must act to curb interference by Khartoum.
19 Apr 11
Kenyan Tribunal Pledges Questioned
Nairobi says it wants to prosecute 2007 election violence suspects, but some suggest it's not up to the task.
10 Jan 11
UN Accused of Caving In to Khartoum Over Darfur
Agencies said to be reluctant to confront Sudanese government about obstructions to humanitarian aid effort.
7 Jan 11
Khartoum Under Fire Over IDP Camp Conditions
ICC prosecutors say situation is further evidence of an ongoing genocide campaign in Darfur.
19 Nov 10
The Perils of Reporting in Sudan
Detention of journalist underlines the grave risks Sudanese media face in trying to maintain their independence.
17 Nov 10
Concern Over Janjaweed Immunity
Activists say Darfur militiamen absorbed into army to prevent them facing justice. By Tajeldin Abdhalla Adam, Assadig Mustafa Zakaria Musa, Simon Jennings and Katy Glassborow in Hilversum and Blake Evans-Pritchard in The Hague
24 Mar 10
AU Pushes for Hybrid Courts
African Union explores ways in which local courts could bring justice to Darfur, but critics warn this may be impractical. By Tajeldin Abdhalla Adam, Assadig Mustafa Zakaria Musa and Katy Glassborow in Hilversum and Blake Evans-Pritchard in The Hague
16 Mar 10
Peace Versus Justice in Uganda
Can the International Criminal Court’s demand that Ugandan rebel leaders face trial coexist with the need to achieve a workable peace deal?
15 Feb 10
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