Published in: openGlobalRights-openpage
La CPI et son impact : plus d’inconnues connues

Published on: 6 November 2014

Written by: Mark Kersten All articles by Mark Kersten

Quand il s’agit de l’impact de la CPI sur les processus de paix, nous en savons en fait très peu, ce qui est...
Published in: openGlobalRights-openpage
La CPI : ouverture d’une brèche dans le barrage ou apogée avant la décrue ?

Published on: 6 November 2014

Written by: David Petrasek All articles by David Petrasek

La Cour pénale internationale n’a pas réussi à répondre aux espoirs qu’elle marquerait la fin de l’impunité. Minée...
Published in: openGlobalRights-openpage
The ICC mustn’t give up in Kenya

Published on: 6 November 2014

Written by: Njonjo Mue All articles by Njonjo Mue

While the ICC has encountered serious challenges in Kenya, the Court has an important role to play in strengthening...
Published in: openGlobalRights-openpage
The ICC and its impact: more known unknowns

Published on: 5 November 2014

Written by: Mark Kersten All articles by Mark Kersten

When it comes to the ICC’s impact on peace processes, we actually know very little, which may be because we are...
Published in: openGlobalRights-openpage
Does the ICC advance the interests of justice?

Published on: 4 November 2014

Written by: Priscilla Hayner All articles by Priscilla Hayner

What exactly are the “interests of justice” in the context of the ICC? And should the ICC prosecutor take conflict...
Published in: openGlobalRights-openpage
La CPI fait-elle avancer les intérêts de la justice ?

Published on: 4 November 2014

Written by: Priscilla Hayner All articles by Priscilla Hayner

Quels sont exactement les « intérêts de la justice » dans le cadre de la CPI ? Et le procureur de la CPI devrait-il...
Published in: openGlobalRights-openpage
The ICC – breach in the dyke, or high water mark?

Published on: 3 November 2014

Written by: David Petrasek All articles by David Petrasek

The International Criminal Court has failed to live up to expectations that it would mark the end of impunity. Beset...

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