Can International Criminal Court Deter Rights Abusers
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera
- Publication Date:
- 15 March 2012
- Tags:
- Congo-Kinshasa, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Human Rights, International Organizations and Africa
From Al Jazeera's "Inside Story": While the International Criminal Court is the world's only independent tribunal to try genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, its success rate has been wanting since its inception. Guests: Florence Hartmann, William Schabas, William Pace.
DR Congo Warlord Convicted
- Using Children in Armed Conflict is Criminal, Says Court
- Landmark Ruling on War Crimes Against Children Applauded
- Warlord's Conviction Has Far-Reaching Implications
- A Landmark Decision for International Justice
- Call for Probe of Uganda, Rwanda Over Warlord Trial
- Lukewarm Response to Guilty Verdict for Warlord
- VIDEO: Hague Court Delivers Verdict on DRCongo Leader
- Warlord Used Child Soldiers, Court Finds
- Judges Rap Lubanga Prosecutor on Knuckles
- War Crimes Verdict Shocks Militia Leader
- In Landmark Ruling, ICC Finds Warlord Guilty of Recruiting Child Soldiers
- Lessons From the Lubanga Trial
- ARCHIVE: 2003 Interview With Thomas Lubanga
- Lubanga Verdict 'A First Step'
- UN Mission Welcomes Lubanga Verdict
- Court Issues Landmark Verdict on Child Soldiers
- First ICC Trial Verdict - Lubanga Convicted of War Crimes Committed in Ituri
- VIDEO: Lubanga Verdict to be Delivered in The Hague
- All Eyes on Hague as Rebel's Victims Await Justice
- Hague Court to Deliver Verdict on Warlord
- ICC Historical Verdict Due Against Lubanga
- Hague Court Soon to Give Verdict on Warlord
- Lubanga Verdict Set for This Month
- ICC to Deliver First Verdict Next Month
- Questions and Answers on Lubanga Trial
- U.S. Pressure Needed to End Impunity
