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Why the Vienna Convention should not be applied to the ICC Rome Statute: a plea for respecting the principle of legality
Dapo Akande and Kevin John Heller are engaging in a really interesting discussion on how the application of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (VCLT) might allow us to interpret the Rome Statute to include the use of … Continue reading
Posted in ICC, principle of legality, vclt, vienna convention
Unsurprising and unsatisfactory: ICC Pre-Trial Chamber orders joinder of Yekatom and Ngaissona cases
Yesterday, Pre-Trial Chamber II at the International Criminal Court ordered the joinder of the cases against Alfred Yekatom and Patrice-Edouard Ngaissona. There was little doubt that this would happen for any follower of the proceedings, but this does not make … Continue reading
The Dream Factory Strikes Again: the Special Tribunal for Lebanon recognizes International Criminal Corporate Liability
From the Tribunal that brought you an international customary law of terrorism and trials in absentia, a new dream has come true: international criminal corporate liability… Last week, the Special Tribunal for Lebanon made public a January decision in relation to the initiation … Continue reading
The ICC Katanga Judgment: A Commentary (part 1): Investigation, Interpretation and The Crimes
On 7 March 2014, Germain Katanga, a warlord from the DRC, was convicted as an accomplice for war crimes and crimes against humanity in the third Judgment issued by the International Criminal Court. The Judgment was rendered on a number … Continue reading
Posted in fair trial, ICC, katanga, principle of legality, rights of the defence
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