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September 15
Central African Republic: Confirmation of Charges Hearing for Two Central African Militia Leaders Set for This Week
The confirmation of charges hearing for two militia leaders from the Central African Republic (CAR), who are accused of persecuting Muslims in that country, is scheduled to start… Read more »
August 23
Congo-Kinshasa: Ntaganda to Call Three Witnesses At Sentencing Hearing Next Month
International Criminal Court (ICC) judges have granted Bosco Ntaganda's request to call three witnesses to testify at his sentencing hearing scheduled for September 17-20, 2019. A… Read more »
August 15
Uganda: Witness Describes Carnage After LRA Attack On Abok
A former local leader of Uganda's governing party described seeing bodies, burned homes, and no soldiers when he went to the Abok camp for internally displaced people (IDP) the… Read more »
August 12
Uganda: Away From Courtroom, Ongwen Plays Football, Does Light Cleaning At Detention Center
When he is away from the courtroom, Dominic Ongwen plays football, shares meals with his fellow detainees, and works at the International Criminal Court (ICC) detention center. Read more »
July 26
Mali: Defense Bid to Disband Pre-Trial Chamber Overshadows Al Hassan Confirmation of Charges Hearing
The International Criminal Court (ICC) confirmation of charges hearing for Malian militant Al Hassan Ag Abdoal Aziz Ag Mohamed Ag Mahmoud was overshadowed by his lawyers' request… Read more »
Uganda: At Outreach Event in Gulu, Defense Describes Ongwen As a Victim
On Tuesday, Dominic Ongwen's defense team held an outreach meeting in Gulu, northern Uganda. Present at the meeting were Ongwen's lead defense lawyer Krispus Ayena Odongo, his wife… Read more »
July 23
Congo-Kinshasa: Ntaganda Has 60 Days to File Notice of Appeal Against ICC Conviction
Lawyers for Bosco Ntaganda, who was found guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court (ICC) earlier this month, have been given 30… Read more »
July 09
Uganda: Former LRA Fighter Says He Did Not See Ongwen During Pajule Attack
A former Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) fighter who took part in the LRA attack on the Pajule camp for internally displaced people (IDP) 15 years ago told the International Criminal… Read more »
July 08
Congo-Kinshasa: Ntaganda Convicted At ICC for Rape, Sexual Violence, and Murder
International Criminal Court (ICC) judges have convicted former Congolese rebel commander Bosco Ntaganda on all 18 counts of war crimes and crimes and crimes against humanity he… Read more »
June 27
Congo-Kinshasa: Bemba Wants Belgium, Portugal, and Congo Joined to Compensation Proceedings
Defense lawyers have asked judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) to make the governments of Belgium, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and Portugal party to the… Read more »
May 14
Uganda: Ongwen's Lawyers Want June Hearing Dates Changed - Victims' Lawyers Oppose Request
The defense of Dominic Ongwen, who is on trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC), have asked judges to change the schedule of hearings for June to accommodate Ongwen's… Read more »
May 06
Sudan: International Court Finds Jordan Failed in Obligation to Arrest Al-Bashir
In a unanimous judgement made on Monday the Appeals Chamber has found Jordan did not fulfill its obligations as a member of the International Criminal Court (ICC) when it did not… Read more »
May 05
Africa: Electing the Next ICC Prosecutor - Why Process Matters
In a November 2018 briefing paper, the Open Society Justice Initiative called the election of the next International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor a "critical turning point" for… Read more »
April 18
Congo-Kinshasa: Judges Reject Defense Request to Stay Proceedings in Ntaganda's ICC Trial
International Criminal Court (ICC) judges trying former Congolese rebel commander Bosco Ntaganda have declined a defense request to temporarily stay the proceedings. The request… Read more »
April 17
Congo-Kinshasa: Perspectives From Coorom - Community Members Ready to Accept and Welcome Ongwen If Acquitted, Relatives Say
While many people in northern Uganda have expressed their views on the International Criminal Court (ICC) trial of Dominic Ongwen, little attention has been focused on the opinions… Read more »
April 16
Mali: Judges Approve Mali Reparations Implementation Plan in Al Mahdi Case
International Criminal Court judges have approved the final plan for implementing reparations in the case of former Malian militant Ahmad Al Faqi Al Mahdi, who was convicted in… Read more »
April 09
Congo-Kinshasa: Prosecution, Victims' Lawyers Oppose Stay of Proceedings in Ntaganda Trial
The prosecution and victims' lawyers have opposed a defense request for judges to order a stay of proceedings in Bosco Ntaganda's International Criminal Court (ICC) trial. The… Read more »
April 04
Uganda: Former LDU Member Tells Court Lukodi Was Poorly Protected Days Before LRA Attack
A witness described how the Lukodi camp for internally displaced people (IDP) was left poorly protected days before the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) attacked the camp 15 years ago. Read more »
Uganda: 'We Are Tired of Asking for the Same Thing With No Feedback - ' Uganda's 'Ocampo of West Nile' Passes Away
Hajji Sebbi Longa was popularly known as 'Ocampo' in Uganda's transitional justice circles. This was due to his work with conflict survivors in Uganda, an undertaking that earned… Read more »
March 29
Uganda: Local Leader Says Ongwen Was Not Among LRA Commanders Active in Teso Region
A Ugandan member of parliament told the International Criminal Court (ICC) that former abductees of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) he spoke to did not name Dominic Ongwen as one… Read more »
Central African Republic: Judges Affirm Joinder of Two Former Militia Leaders' Cases
International Criminal Court (ICC) judges have rejected defense appeals and affirmed the joinder of the cases of former militia leaders Patrice-Edouard Ngaïssona and Alfred… Read more »
March 20
Central Africa: Defense Lawyer Contests Joinder of Ngaïssona and Yekatom's Cases At the ICC
The new lawyer for former militia leader Patrice-Edouard Ngaïssona is contesting a decision by International Criminal Court (ICC) judges to join the Ngaïssona case with… Read more »
March 12
Congo-Kinshasa: Bemba Seeks $77m Award From International Criminal Court
Former Congolese vice president Jean-Pierre Bemba is seeking €68.8 million (US$ 77.7 million) in compensation from the International Criminal Court (ICC) over his 10-year… Read more »
March 05
Africa: Trial Fatigue - Is the Public Still Interested in Following Ongwen's Case?
When Dominic Ongwen's trial started in December 2016 at the International Criminal Court (ICC), public interest in following the case was high because it was the first case… Read more »
January 24
Central African Republic: Former Militia Commander Ngaïssona Transferred to the Hague, to Appear Before ICC Judge Tomorrow
Patrice-Edouard Ngaïssona, a former militia commander in the Central African Republic (CAR), who was arrested in France last December, has been transferred to The Hague where… Read more »

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