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The International Criminal Court, George Bush, & Sun Tzu
Alex Little, a lawyer who served as a consultant to the International Criminal Court and worked in its Prosecution Division, has a...
Khmer Rouge’s “Brother Number Two” Finally Brought to Justice?
AFP reports: PAILIN, Cambodia (AFP) - The murderous Khmer Rouge regime's most senior surviving leader was arrested Wednesday, plucked from his home...
A Letter to the UN Secretary General We Can All Support
September 19, 2007The Honorable Ban Ki-Moon Secretary-General Room 3800 United Nations New York, New York 10017Dear Mr. Secretary General:Thank you for meeting...
Continued interest in torture policy
We have arrived in Santa Fe for a series of meetings and public talks based on our end torture campaign and Mike...
Amnesty International Conference at United World College-USA
I have headed over to the United World College-USA where I will be running a couple of workshops on war crimes, genocide...
More from New Mexico
I just ran a pair of back to back workshops here at UWC-USA on international law and justice issues. The energy in...
Where’s the Justice, Mr. Secretary General?
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon just returned from a week in Darfur and the surrounding region, and reported his findings and...
ENOUGH: Averting a Nightmare in Congo
From the ENOUGH blog: The threat of Congo's third major war in the last decade is the subject of a paper released...
Darfur’s False Dichotomy: Peace or Justice?
Here's a simple question: Can you have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with no jelly? The answer is a resounding NO....
Mr. Fox: “Your henhouse is safe in my capable hands!”
Now let me get this straight... Ahmed Haroun, a Sudanese war criminal that's wanted by the International Criminal Court for allegedly inciting...
Massive Step Back on Darfur
Our friends at Human Rights Watch just sent out this advisory on Ahmed Haroun. "(New York, September 6, 2007) - Media reports...