Category Archives: Gravity
Five Take-Aways from the ICC’s Latest Bombshell Report
This year’s Report on Preliminary Examination Activities from the International Criminal Court (ICC) carried within it a number of fascinating – and crucial – details into who and what is falling under the ICC’s microscope. Below are five important takeaways … Continue reading →
Scoping Out the Crime: Palestine, the Mavi Marmara and the ICC
Dr Russell Buchan joins JiC for this guest-post on the ICC Prosecutor’s decision to close its investigation of Israel’s attack on the Gaza Flotilla. Russell a Senior Lecturer in International Law at the University of Sheffield and the author of International Law … Continue reading →
New article: “The International Criminal Court and the Politics of Prosecutions”
I have a new article out in The International Journal of Human Rights that JiC readers might be interested in.* If anyone does not have access to the journal through their library’s subscriptions, they are free to contact me for … Continue reading →
Ukraine and the International Criminal Court: Out of Africa and Into Europe?
Ukraine’s Parliament has voted to send its discredited thug of a President Viktor Yanukovych to the International Criminal Court (ICC). After losing his grip on power and fleeing Kiev, Yanukovych is a man on the run. But if he is … Continue reading →
