Uganda: New LRA Truce Offers Hope
Cautious optimism that peace will take hold after the rebels come back to the negotiating table.
Uganda: ICC Policy Under Scrutiny
The ICC’s apparent softly-softly approach in Uganda is puzzling some international human rights campaigners.
Uganda: Waiting for the Children to Come Home
Despite a commitment to release its child conscripts, the Lord’s Resistance Army has yet to let them all come home.
Rwandan Compensation Award Sets Precedent
Analysts say other international courts may find themselves facing claims after the Rwandan tribunal decided to pay compensation to an acquitted defendant who was denied legal representation early in his trial.
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.
Sudan to Hold Own Darfur Trials
Belligerent Khartoum makes a bid to undercut the ICC’s jurisdiction.
'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.
UN Official Urges Sudan to Cooperate With ICC
Human rights commissioner says Sudan must detain suspects if arrest warrants are issued.
New ICC Official Pledges Impartial Advice for All Defence Teams
The head of a new advisory office is committed to ensuring war crimes suspects are defended properly in the interests of wider justice.
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