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Nairobi — The issue of top government officials suspected to have masterminded the post-poll violence will be addressed Wednesday afternoon in the House. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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The attack came at first light. The village of Bogoro was turned into a slaughterhouse where "some were shot dead in their sleep, some cut up by machetes to save bullets", the International Criminal Court was told. Full Article at New Zealand Herald
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South Korean protester walks by a portrait of the North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, demanding the liberation of North Korean concentration camps and the indictment of Kim in the International Criminal Court, in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 20... View Photo »
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The Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) announced today (Tuesday) that ICC Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo will hold a press conference on Thursday, 26 November at the seat of the ICC in The Hague to make an announcement related to the situation in Kenya
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Witnesses testifying against two Congolese warlords at the International Criminal Court have been threatened and the court does not have the resources to fully protect them, a senior investigator testified Wednesday. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands A senior investigator says witnesses testifying against two Congolese warlords at the International Criminal Court have been threatened and the court does not have the resources to fully protect them. Full Article at The Bellingham Herald
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Report: Congo massacre witnesses were threatened The Associated Press Michael Kooren, Pool Former leader of the National Integrationist Front, Mathieu Ngudjolo Chui, puts on his headset at the start of his trial at the International Criminal Court in... Full Article at KansasCity.com
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South Korean protesters participate in a rally demanding the liberation of North Korean concentration camps and the indictment of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il in the International Criminal Court, in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009. View Photo »
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Fahim is for us a non-person who we would rather see before the International Criminal Court in The Hague instead of in the presidential palace
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands - A senior investigator says witnesses testifying against two Congolese warlords at the International Criminal Court have been threatened and the court does not have the resources to fully protect them. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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The Deputy Prosecutor and Head of Prosecution Division at the International Criminal Court, Gambian born Mrs. Fatou Bensouda has been presented with the prestigious International Jurists Award for 2009. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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The Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) announced today (Tuesday) that ICC Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo will hold a press conference on Thursday, 26 November at the seat of the ICC in The Hague to make an announcement related to the situation in Kenya
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Fahim is for us a non-person who we would rather see before the International Criminal Court in The Hague instead of in the presidential palace
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During Operation Cast Lead, the Palestinian Authority pressured us to crush Hamas ... Then, a month later, they submitted a complaint against us to the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
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Our government has now made the decision that Americans will return to engagement of the ICC, and on Wednesday, two days from now, I will be leading the American delegation at the Assembly of States Parties at the International Criminal Court, in observer status
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We will not let Ehud Olmert, (former Foreign Minister) Tzipi Livni and (Defense Minister) Ehud Barak, who sent our sons to war, reach the Hague International Criminal Court.
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The establishment of tribunals for the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda and elsewhere, as well as the referral of specific cases to the International Criminal Court, have helped to send an important signal that even in the âfog of war' impunity is not assured
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We have our different mandate, but what is clear is that both the African Union and the International Criminal Court are working towards bringing peace and security to Darfur and I am sure we need to discuss this much further because it is important
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all those who have ordered the widespread and systematic violation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran should be prosecuted and tried. Western governments, including the Dutch government as the host of the International Criminal Court, can ask the UN Security Council to pursue the issue of c...
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our vote should not be construed as endorsing referrals to the International Criminal Court and United Nations Security Council.
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I have been a strong and consistent supporter of the International Criminal Court involvement in Kenya at the top levels and then a Special Court for lower levels
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I consider the conflict in Kenya a crime against humanity and I consider, therefore, the gravity is there, and so therefore I should proceed ... So I informed them in December I will request to the judges of the International Criminal Court to open an investigation.
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The general assembly just does not have that power. Of course, on the security council, the United States is a veto-wielding member and, as the congressional vote underscores, the US is not going to be interested in moving forward in the security council to call for an investigation by the International...
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veto in the [United Nations] Security Council any resolution which refers charges against Israel and Israelis to the International Criminal Court.
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It will be easier for our friends in the Security Council to veto any proposal to transfer the matter to the International Criminal Court in The Hague
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The story begins with what appears to be Iron Man attacking a small village in Russia ... He wipes out women and children. The whole town, basically, including the father of our eventual antagonist, inventor Anton Vanko. Vanko counter-attacks and damages some of the armor, which he eventually fashions i...
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We know that Nigeria is a state party to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. And by signing on to that statute, Nigeria has committed to support the court and support all its actions. You are also aware that just recently Nigeria was elected as a non-permanent member of the U.N. Securi...
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Right now, China, Russia, and other states that endorsed the report understand that this must be the end of the road, because if the Security Council refers the matter to the International Criminal Court, it would have dire consequences for peace talks.
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They won't judge everyone at the ICC [International Criminal Court], so there is a strong need to support the Congolese [so they can] judge the remaining [suspects]
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I think the real issue is that Khartoum is opposing the work of the International Criminal Court in a more fundamental way. And so while this case might not oppose their interests, the larger investigation and prosecution may, and there has been obstruction overall with the International Criminal Court’...
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If they don't, they could be facing prosecution in the International Criminal Court (ICC) and it could signal a major diplomatic defeat for the Obama administration
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We are not excited when there is such an automatic majority. I don't know if it will pass. But if it does and reaches the Security Council, our situation may be better there. Four of the five permanent countries are with us. As for the possibility that it will reach the International Criminal Court in T...
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We will not allow Ehud Olmert, Tzipi Livni and Ehud Barak, who sent our sons to war, reach the Hague International Criminal Court
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If Israel does not soften its positions on the peace process, the Palestinian Authority will resume pushing to get the Goldstone report moved to the Security Council, and thence to the International Criminal Court, an associate of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas told Haaretz Tuesday
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If he wins, it means that the new government of Sudan still will be led by somebody who is wanted by the International Criminal Court. And I don't know how far will the other political parties, specifically the Sudan People's Liberation Movement will accept that
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