As the International Criminal Court marks its tenth anniversary, lawyers and human rights advocates ponder the lessons so far.
This July, the International Criminal Court marked its tenth birthday with its first conviction, sentencing the Democratic Republic of Congo's Thomas Lubanga to 14 years imprisonment for the use of child soldiers during a 2002-3 conflict in the north east of the country.
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