Katy Glassborow

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Bringing Justice to the North

The ICC can only probe a limited number of crimes – is the Ugandan judiciary up to tackling the rest?

1 Jun 07

Uganda: Female Ex-Rebels Shunned by Their Tribes

Former female LRA fighters often cold-shouldered by members of their tribes, despite undergoing reconciliation rituals.

26 May 07

ICC Launches CAR Mass Rape Inquiry

Court says rape of civilians in the Central African Republic was committed in numbers that cannot be ignored under international law.

25 May 07

A Question of Justice

There have long been concerns about provisions for dealing with human rights abuses committed in southern Sudan.

15 May 07

Controversy Over ICC Victim Participation

Judges say victim-support office went too far by remarking on which applicants were suitable to attend the trial of Lord's Resistance Army leaders.

14 May 07

No Lasting Peace Without Border Solution

One of the principal obstacles to a lasting peace is the question of where the border should run between north and south.

5 May 07

Taylor's Lawyers Want More Preparation Time

Lawyers say a dispute over surveillance cameras has wasted time that should have been devoted to preparing the former Liberian leader’s defence.

31 Mar 07

Sudan to Hold Own Darfur Trials

Belligerent Khartoum makes a bid to undercut the ICC’s jurisdiction.

26 Mar 07

'Turf War' Over Charles Taylor Case

The former Liberian leader’s defence team says the International Criminal Court hosting the trial is imposing its own detention rules when jurisdiction belongs to the Special Court for Sierra Leone.

24 Mar 07

UN Official Urges Sudan to Cooperate With ICC

Human rights commissioner says Sudan must detain suspects if arrest warrants are issued.