27 August 2010 - The role of intermediaries has become a critical issue in the trial against Thomas Lubanga. For months, they have been the target of allegations made by ...
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Kenya urged to arrest Sudan’s President for genocide
27 Aug 10 -
Sudan’s President Omar Bashir, against whom the International Criminal Court last month issued an arrest warrant for genocide, today visited Nairobi to atten...
Lubanga Chronicle #94 - A Landmark Trial in the Hands of the Appeals Judges
Thursday, 19 August 2010 - A Landmark Trial in the Hands of the Appeals Judges
The future of the ICC´s first trial is hanging by a thread. Four judges at the Appeals Cham...
Holocaust Centre founders receive triple award from Nottingham Trent University
26 July 2010 -
Nottingham Trent University last week making a rare triple award for a remarkable family, giving honorary doctorates to James, Stephen and their mother Mari...
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