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La CPI et son impact : plus d’inconnues connues

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...
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La CPI : ouverture d’une brèche dans le barrage ou apogée avant la décrue ?

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...
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The ICC mustn’t give up in Kenya

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...
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The ICC and its impact: more known unknowns

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...
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Does the ICC advance the interests of justice?

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...
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La CPI fait-elle avancer les intérêts de la justice ?

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...
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The ICC – breach in the dyke, or high water mark?

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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