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Assembly of States Parties: Looking back to move forward
With the annual session of the Assembly of States Parties opening in The Hague in November, take a look back at last year’s meeting of ICC’s governing body in our new report.
Posted in ASP, ICC, Rome Statute, Uncategorized
Tagged ASP 13, Campaign on ICC/ASP Elections, rome statute
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#GlobalJusticeWeekly – Action needed over Al-Bashir
The South African government’s failure to arrest fugitive Omar al-Bashir should be strongly addressed by the country’s judicial system, ICC member states and the UN Security Council, over 30 African civil society organizations said in a statement today.
New ICC judge to be elected this week
This week, the ICC’s governing body will convene for a special session to fill a vacancy on the Court’s judges’ bench.
Posted in Asia/Pacific, ASP
Tagged ASP 13, Campaign on ICC/ASP Elections, Elections, judicial elections
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Candidates sought to advance promise to victims of ICC crimes
The Trust Fund that provides assistance and reparations to victims of ICC crimes is looking for five new high-profile board members to guide it over the next three years. Past members include nobel laurates and former presidents. Tell us if … Continue reading
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Tagged Campaign on ICC/ASP Elections, Reparations, Trust Fund for Victims, Victims
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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