War Crimes Prosecution Watch is prepared by the International Justice Practice of the Public International Law & Policy Group and the Frederick K. Cox International Law Center of Case Western Reserve University School of Law.
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
Central African Republic & Uganda
- Open Society Justice Initiative: Central African Judge Says Local Soldiers Brutalized Civilians
- Open Society Justice Initiative: New Witness Testifies in Closed Session
- Open Society Justice Initiative: Witness Says Bemba’s Group Used Child Soldiers
- Open Society Justice Initiative: Central African Generals Said Patassé Commands Bemba’s Troops
- Sudan Tribune: LRA Rebels Kill One and Abduct Five in W. Equatoria
- Open Society Justice Initiative: Bemba’s Men Plundered Shops, Homes, Churches
- Open Society Justice Initiative: Witness Continues Testifying in Closed Session
- Open Society Justice Initiative: Bemba Trial Continues in Private Session
- Reuters: ICC Urges U.N. Action on Bashir Visit to Djibouti
- Sudan Tribune: Darfur Rebels at ICC to Assert That AU Troops Were Legitimate Targets
- Sudan Tribune: Sudan Denies Pulling ICC Suspect From Meetings with UNSC
- AllAfrica.com: ICC Throws Out Ocampo’s Request
- The Atlantic: Kenyan Trial Asks, Can Journalism be a War Crime?
- AllAfrica.com: Govt Investigating Ocampo Six, Nation Tells ICC
- Capital News: Waki Still Advocates A Local Tribunal
- ICC Press Release: ICC Prosecutor: Gaddafi Used His Absolute Authority to Commit Crimes in Libya
- The New York Times: International Court Seeks Warrant for Qaddafi
- Xinhuanet: Sudan Foreign Ministry Criticizes ICC Arrest Warrant Against Gaddafi
AFRICA
International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
- Hirondelle News Agency: Ndahimana to Close His Defence Case by May 13
- Hirondelle News Agency: Defence Case of Captain Nizeyimana Begins
- Hirondelle News Agency: Kabuga’s Special Deposition Proceedings Now Scheduled for May 23
- Hirondelle News Agency: Diplomat Claims Did Not Witness Soldiers Manning Roadblocks in Rwanda
- Hirondelle News Agency: ICTR Sanctions Defence Team for Former Rwandan Youth Minister
- Hirondelle News Agency: ICTR Protected Witness to Testify Under His Real Identity in Denmark
- Hirondelle News Agency: Former Rwandan Mayor Closes His Defense Case
- Hirondelle News Agency: Appeals Chamber Denies Hategekimana Judicial Assistance Request
- Hirondelle News Agency: ICTR Frees One Rwandan General, Sentences Another to 30 Years Imprisonment
- Hirondelle News Agency: ICTR Judgement for Four Military Officers Important, Says Jallow
- Hirondelle News Agency: Military Officers Convicted of Killing of Premier
EUROPE
European Court of Human Rights
- MailOnline: Stop Meddling in Asylum Cases, Unelected Euro Judges Warned by 47 Countries
- TamilNet: German Rights Group Accuses Dias of War-Crimes
- The Lex Specialis: Khamzayev and Others v. Russia: The Application of Human Rights Law in Armed Conflict Situations
Court of Bosnia & Herzegovina, War Crimes Chamber
- The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina: First Instance Verdict Upheld in the Predrag Bastah et al. Case
- The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Pronouncement of the Verdict in the Darko Dolic Case
- The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Darko Dolic Acquitted
- The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Commencement of trial in the Veselin Vlahovic case
MIDDLE EAST AND ASIA
Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
- Phnom Penh Post: Case 003 Deemed a “Charade”
- Phnom Penh Post: Khmer Rouge See the Light
- Associated Press: Groups Fear Khmer Rouge Tribunal May Halt Trials
- Bangkok Post: K. Rouge Court Asked to Release Ailing Defendant
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA
TOPICS
REPORTS
- The Agence France-Presse: Sierra Leone ‘Anxiously’ Awaits Taylor Verdict: Official
- The UN News Centre: Rwanda: UN Genocide Tribunal Sentences Former Army Chief to 30 Years’ Jail
- Hinudstan Times: India Asks Sri Lanka to Probe Rights
- Democratic Voice of Burma: Rights Group Warns on UN “Courtesy”
- Asia Times Online: Limited Liability for Khmer Rouge Tribunal
- The Sunday Leader: Amnesty International Reports on Human Rights Violations
- World Socialist Web Site: New Zealand SAS Troops Implicated in Afghan War Crimes
- CNN: Former Rwandan Army Chief Gets 30 Years for Genocide
TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION COMMISSIONS
Kenya
- Daily Nation: Seven Killed by Police at Mosque, Says Imam
- The Star: Isiolo Massacre Survivors Tell of Rape and Mass Graves
- Daily Nation: Bid to Disarm Clan ‘Led to Wagalla Massacre’
- Standard Media: TJRC Summons Former Senior State Officers
South Africa
Thailand
COMMENTARY AND PERSPECTIVES
- Monsters and Critics: Serbia Can and Must Do More, UN War Crimes Prosecutor Warns
- Jurist: Legal Arithmetic: Adding Up the Legality of Operation Geronimo
- Radio Netherlands Worldwide (RNW): Ocampo Ready to Prosecute Gaddafi
- New York Times: International Court Seeks Warrant for Qaddafi
- Washington Wire: Justice Breyer Recalls Legal Lessons of the Holocaust
- Bloomberg Businessweek: UN Human Rights Chief Pillay Criticizes U.S. on Guantanamo Bay
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