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Tag Archives: ASP
Two Asian candidates in running for ICC bench – video
We recently held a panel discussion with two candidates from the Asian region vying to fill a judicial vacancy at the ICC this coming June. Find out more about them in this video of the event, held at the Hague … Continue reading
17 candidates vying for six spots on ICC judges’ bench
Becoming a judge at the ICC is one of the most prestigious jobs in the field of international criminal law, the high point of many jurists’ careers. Seventeen countries have now met the deadline to put forward candidates for the … Continue reading
Coalition briefs expert body on ICC budget
This week, the Coalition’s budget and finance team briefed the Assembly of States Parties (ASP) expert body on budget and finance matters during its 23rd session in The Hague. The ICC is only able to fulfill its mandate if it … Continue reading
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Tagged ASP, Budget, Committee on Budget and Finance, Office of the Prosecutor, Registry
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