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.
Chiara Loiero, Legal Assistant at Amnesty International’s Centre for International Justice, considers the ICC Appeals Chamber’s recent decision to reject Laurent Gbagbo’s notice of appeal against Trial Chamber I’s latest refusal to grant him interim release during his trial.
.@Pakhomenko_V "Whatever decision the #ICC makes or wherever it goes it should be seen as attempting to restore justice and not just going against one side. People in #SouthOssetia definitely feel a lack of justice and accountability"
#ICC #Georgia
@ngos4justice https://t.co/IkM1BVrCVo
What about the #ICC investigation in #Georgia? Here is what @HRIDC's Nino Tsagareishvili, chair the Georgian Coalition for the ICC (GCICC) had to say: “Waiting on the ICC in Georgia”
@ngos4justice
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#ICC should question whether it wants to be part of a #UN Joint Staff Pension Fund 'mired in 'dirty profits' from firms guilty of rights abuses' @IntlCrimCourt @amnestyUK
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"Whilst all the attention focuses on the most powerful and the supposed ills befalling him, the voices of the many victims who look to the ICC for justice are lost." https://t.co/HKOB9bjLwl
#ICC #Philippines #withdrawal
William A. Schabas on the trial of Hissène Habré: "Why won’t Belgium insist that American leaders like Rumsfeld and Cheney be extradited to stand trial, as it did with little Senegal?" https://t.co/NNwenTPbG9 #icc #habré
