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05 Mar 2012
 
 
Libya one year later: A search for legitimacy
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
In August 2011, Libya’s rebels seized power of the country after a six-month struggle and Western Governments could begin the military withdrawal from NATO-bases around the Mediterranean. With...
 
 
07 Jul 2011
 
The Srebrenica Massacres: a Watershed for International Justice and Security?
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
In what is aptly a watershed ruling, a Dutch court has found the Dutch state responsible for the deaths of three Bosnian Muslim men during the horrendous surrender of thousands of Muslim men and...
 
 
27 May 2011
 
ANCYL: Statement by Andile Lungisa, African National Congress Youth League deputy president, on the ICC (27/05/2011)
Statements

The request by chief prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo of the International Criminal Court that arrest warrants for war crimes be issued against Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, his son Saif al-Islam, and...

 
 
24 May 2011
 
Justice Remains Key to Resolving the Libyan Crisis
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
On the 26th of February 2011 the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) unanimously passed Resolution 1970 (2011), referring the `situation` in Libya to the International Criminal Court (ICC). The...
 
 
09 May 2011
 
Gaddafi 'shoot 'n scoot' frustrates NATO in Misrata
LIBYA
Forces loyal to Libya's Muammar Gaddafi are hiding tanks and artillery and using "shoot and scoot" tactics in Misrata, frustrating NATO air efforts to break a weeks-long siege of the rebel-held...
 
 
28 Mar 2011
 
Implementing UNSC Resolution 1973: A Military Perspective
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Following advances by the Libyan military against rebel held positions in the east of the country the United Nations Security Council approved the adoption of Resolution 1973 on 18 May. The...
 
 
22 Jul 2008
 
Disguised Karadzic arrested in Serbia
INTERNATIONAL
Bosnian Serb wartime president Radovan Karadzic, indicted for genocide in the Bosnia war, was captured in disguise near Belgrade after 11 years on the run and had been working as a doctor, Serbian...
 
 
15 Jul 2008
 
African Union urges ICC to suspend Bashir warrant
AFRICA
The International Criminal Court's (ICC) prosecutor charged Sudan's president on Monday with masterminding a campaign of genocide in Darfur, killing 35,000 people and persecuting 2.5 million...
 
 
14 Jul 2008
 
ICC prosecutor charges Sudan's Bashir
SUDAN
The International Criminal Court's (ICC) prosecutor on Monday charged Sudan's president with genocide and crimes against humanity in Darfur in a move Khartoum warns could set fire to the region....
 
 
12 May 2008
 
Serbia in coalition scramble after ambivalent vote
SERBIA
Serbia's pro-European alliance sought a coalition deal with smaller parties on Monday to stave off a challenge from nationalist runners-up who say they too can form a government after...
 
 
22 Feb 2008
 
Storming of US embassy in Serbia sparks outrage
KOSOVO
Serb rioters enraged by Kosovo's secession stormed the U.S. embassy in Belgrade and set it on fire, leaving one person dead and drawing swift condemnation from Washington and the U.N. Security...
 
 
15 Feb 2008
 
Serbian president Tadic vows to preserve Kosovo
SERBIA - KOSOVO
Boris Tadic will be sworn in as president of Serbia on Friday, two days before Kosovo declares independence in Serbia's most traumatic moment since it was bombed by NATO in 1999 to end...
 
 
25 Jun 2007
 
Taylor boycott forces delay of trial
TAYLOR TRIAL
Judges delayed Charles Taylor's trial on charges of directing atrocities in Sierra Leone on Monday after the former Liberian President failed to show up in court, saying he lacked funds for a...
 
 
21 Feb 2004
 
Prosecution set to wrap up Milosevic case
News
Prosecutors in the war crimes trial of Slobodan Milosevic are set to wrap up their case next week after the former Yugoslav president's latest bout of ill health forced yet another delay in the...
 
 
24 Jul 2003
 
Taylor asks Dutch lawyer to represent him
News
Liberia's President Charles Taylor has asked a Dutch lawyer to represent him before a UN-backed tribunal in Sierra Leone where he faces war crimes charges, the lawyer said yesterday.
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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