Category Archives: Courts

Guest opinion piece writer Dr. Rosemary Grey, Amnesty’s Legal Adviser Jonathan O’Donohue and International Criminal Justice Clinic student Leonard Krasny reflect on the Trial Chamber’s recent decision to reject requests by victims’ lawyers for three victims to present evidence of sexual violence against boys and men.

Matt Cannock, Head of Office of Amnesty International’s Centre for International Justice, comments on the Philippines’ withdrawal from the ICC and its consequences for victims of international crimes committed in the country.

Legal Adviser Jonathan O’Donohue provides an initial reaction to last Thursday’s summary judgment by the ICC Appeals Chamber confirming the conviction of five persons for offences against the administration of justice in the Bemba case.

Legal Adviser Jonathan O’Donohue reflects on the 20th anniversary of the Rome Statute not as a time for celebration but a crisis point for international justice that demands robust action by the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Amnesty International’s press release following news that the prosecutor of the ICC will open a preliminary examination into the “war on drugs” in the Philippines.

Amnesty International’s International Justice Team considerations in conclusion of the 16th session of the Assembly of State Parties of the ICC (ASP).

The International Criminal Court must urgently open a preliminary examination into crimes against humanity committed in the Philippines during Duterte’s murderous “war on drugs”, says Amnesty International.

Amnesty International’s updated key recommendations to the upcoming 16th Session of the Assembly of States Parties of the ICC.

Amnesty International’s response to the request from the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to open an investigation into the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan.

Amnesty International’s press release following the conviction of Ratko Mladić by the ICTY Trial Chamber on 22 November 2017.