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ICC rules out investigation into Israeli raid on Gaza-bound flotilla

War crimes court says killing of Turkish activists by Israeli commandos in 2010 not of sufficient gravity to warrant inquiry

Published: 6 Nov 2014

ICC rules out investigation into Israeli raid on Gaza-bound flotilla
Joseph Kony is hiding out on Sudan border, report claims

Campaign groups say fugitive LRA commander has sought refuge in Kafia Kingi enclave between Sudan and South Sudan

Published: 6 Nov 2014

Joseph Kony is hiding out on Sudan border, report claims
UK’s first ICC judge attacks proposed restructuring of international court

Joshua Rozenberg: Sir Adrian Fulford, who served at ICC from 2003 to 2012, says changes could make court institutionally lopsided

Published: 4 Nov 2014

UK’s first ICC judge attacks proposed restructuring of international court

- Prominent defector says North Korea has taken his father hostage
  
  Prominent refugee who outlined human rights abuses to UN says newly released propaganda video shows his elderly father denouncing his activities
  
  Published: 28 Oct 2014
  
  Prominent defector says North Korea has taken his father hostage
- Asylum seekers: Andrew Wilkie takes Australia to international criminal court
  
  MP names Tony Abbott, Scott Morrison and the rest of cabinet in letter to ICC alleging crimes against humanity
  
  Published: 21 Oct 2014
  
  Asylum seekers: Andrew Wilkie takes Australia to international criminal court
- Kenya’s Uhuru Kenyatta becomes first head of state to appear before ICC
  
  Kenyan president faces court charged with crimes against humanity for alleged role in 2007-08 post-election violence
  
  Published: 8 Oct 2014
  
  Kenya’s Uhuru Kenyatta becomes first head of state to appear before ICC
- Martina Johnson’s Liberian war crimes trial is a milestone in quest for justice
  
  Former commander has been called to account for actions during civil war, following years of work by campaigners, Monica Mark reports
  
  Published: 7 Oct 2014
  
  Martina Johnson’s Liberian war crimes trial is a milestone in quest for justice
- Kenyan president Uhuru Kenyatta to step down from office to attend ICC
  
  Kenyatta to temporarily relinquish presidency for international criminal court hearing over charges relating to 2007 violence
  
  Published: 6 Oct 2014
  
  Kenyan president Uhuru Kenyatta to step down from office to attend ICC
- Radovan Karadžić tells war crimes trial there was no ethnic cleansing in Bosnia
  
  Ex-Bosnian Serb leader makes stunning remark at end of trial in The Hague, saying he was a ‘true friend to Muslims’
  
  Published: 1 Oct 2014
  
  Radovan Karadžić tells war crimes trial there was no ethnic cleansing in Bosnia

- Radovan Karadžić awaits his verdict, but this is two-tier international justice
  
  Ed Vulliamy: The ex-Bosnian Serb leader has been prosecuted, yet the war crimes tribunal resists calls to indict others
  
  Published: 30 Sep 2014
  
  Radovan Karadžić awaits his verdict, but this is two-tier international justice
- Radovan Karadzic’s denials of Bosnia war genocide ‘lack credibility’
  
  Prosecutors tell The Hague war crimes tribunal that former Bosnian Serb president bragged about atrocities in 1990s
  
  Published: 29 Sep 2014
  
  Radovan Karadzic’s denials of Bosnia war genocide ‘lack credibility’
- Fatou Bensouda: the truth about the ICC and Gaza
  
  Fatou Bensouda: Under the laws of the Hague court, my office can only investigate alleged war crimes in Palestine if it grants us jurisdiction in its territory. It has not done so
  
  Published: 29 Aug 2014
  
  Fatou Bensouda: the truth about the ICC and Gaza
- Syria and Isis committing war crimes, says UN
  
  Report by United Nations commission says both Damascus government and Islamist militant group should face trials at ICC
  
  Published: 27 Aug 2014
  
  Syria and Isis committing war crimes, says UN
- Palestinian minister: investigate foreign citizens serving in Israel's army
  
  Riad al-Malki calls on governments including those of the UK, US and Australia to investigate nationals over Gaza war
  
  Published: 26 Aug 2014
  
  Palestinian minister: investigate foreign citizens serving in Israel's army
- Hamas declares support for Palestinian bid to join international criminal court
  
  Hamas declares support for proposal that could expose both the Islamist group and Israel to war crimes investigations
  
  Published: 23 Aug 2014
  
  Hamas declares support for Palestinian bid to join international criminal court

- Hague court under western pressure not to open Gaza war crimes inquiry
  
  Potential ICC investigation into actions of both the IDF and Hamas in Gaza has become a fraught political battlefield
  
  Published: 18 Aug 2014
  
  Hague court under western pressure not to open Gaza war crimes inquiry
- Tilbury migrant death: 'There were screams and then bangs on the door'
  
  Tilbury, owned by Forth Ports Limited, announced new deal with Zeebrugge only two weeks ago
  
  Published: 16 Aug 2014
  
  Tilbury migrant death: 'There were screams and then bangs on the door'
- The international criminal court can investigate potential crimes in Gaza
  
  Kirsty Brimelow QC: the United Nations general assembly's decision to grant Palestine observer-state status means the ICC has jurisdiction to investigate allegations of crimes
  
  Published: 8 Aug 2014
  
  The international criminal court can investigate potential crimes in Gaza
- The Khmer Rouge and Cambodian genocide: how the Guardian covered it
  
  Former Khmer Rouge senior figures Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan have been found guilty of crimes against humanity and given life imprisonment by a court in Cambodia. Follow how the Guardian covered the brutal regime of the Khmer Rouge as evidence of the killing fields first emerged
  
  Published: 7 Aug 2014
  
  The Khmer Rouge and Cambodian genocide: how the Guardian covered it
- Palestinian leaders poised to join ICC in order to pursue Israel for war crimes
  
  Diplomats expect plan to join international criminal court and call for investigation to be used as bargaining chip in Cairo talks
  
  Published: 5 Aug 2014
  
  Palestinian leaders poised to join ICC in order to pursue Israel for war crimes

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