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Bangladesh Seeks World Court Trial For Sheikh Hasina
Bangladesh has sought to pursue deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina's trial in the International Criminal Court even as she faced a trial in a domestic tribunal on charges of crimes against humanity.
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US Says It Opposes World Court's Investigation Into Israel's War On Gaza
The United States said Monday it opposed the International Criminal Court's (ICC) investigation into Israel's conduct in Gaza, amid reports that Israeli officials feared the Hague-based tribunal could soon issue arrest warrants.
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Convicted War Criminal Kills Himself With Poison At UN Court
A Bosnian Croat leader convicted of war crimes by the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia died after drinking poison as he was declared guilty in court.
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International Criminal Court Orders 'Reward' As A Token To War Crime Victims
The International Criminal Court Friday ordered 297 victims of ex-Congolese warlord Germain Katanga to each be paid "a symbolic" $250 in damages for a brutal 2003 attack on their village, in the tribunal's first such award.
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UN Court Slams Turkey Over Detained Judge
A UN court slammed Turkey on Monday for failing to free one of its judges rounded up in Ankara's post-coup crackdown and said it would report the country to the Security Council.
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South Africa To Withdraw From International Criminal Court
South Africa has decided to withdraw from the International Criminal Court following a dispute last year over a visit by Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, who is wanted by the tribunal for alleged war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.
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China Top Court Warns Of Criminal Liability For South China Sea Violators
Beijing today announced penalties for "illegal" fishing in its waters, including those it claims in the South China Sea, weeks after an international tribunal ruled that those claims have no legal basis.
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Australia Asks UN to Set Up Criminal Tribunal to Probe MH17 Crash
Australia today requested the UN to set up an international criminal tribunal to prosecute those responsible for downing the Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 over conflict-ridden Ukraine last year.
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Serbia Arrests 7 Over 1995 Srebrenica Massacre
Serbian police today arrested seven people suspected of taking part in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia, in which around 8,000 Muslim and boys were killed, the war crimes prosecutor's office said.
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International Court of Justice to Hand Down Balkan Genocide Judgement Today
Genocide, of which Croatia and Serbia have accused each other before the UN's highest court, is the gravest crime in international humanitarian law - and also the most difficult to prove.
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Rwandan Genocide Court Shuts After 20 Years and $2 Billion
After two decades of work and 61 convictions at a cost of nearly $2 billion, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda shuts up shop amid criticism but at least with some justice served.
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Bangladesh Seeks World Court Trial For Sheikh Hasina
Bangladesh has sought to pursue deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina's trial in the International Criminal Court even as she faced a trial in a domestic tribunal on charges of crimes against humanity.
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US Says It Opposes World Court's Investigation Into Israel's War On Gaza
The United States said Monday it opposed the International Criminal Court's (ICC) investigation into Israel's conduct in Gaza, amid reports that Israeli officials feared the Hague-based tribunal could soon issue arrest warrants.
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Convicted War Criminal Kills Himself With Poison At UN Court
A Bosnian Croat leader convicted of war crimes by the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia died after drinking poison as he was declared guilty in court.
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International Criminal Court Orders 'Reward' As A Token To War Crime Victims
The International Criminal Court Friday ordered 297 victims of ex-Congolese warlord Germain Katanga to each be paid "a symbolic" $250 in damages for a brutal 2003 attack on their village, in the tribunal's first such award.
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UN Court Slams Turkey Over Detained Judge
A UN court slammed Turkey on Monday for failing to free one of its judges rounded up in Ankara's post-coup crackdown and said it would report the country to the Security Council.
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South Africa To Withdraw From International Criminal Court
South Africa has decided to withdraw from the International Criminal Court following a dispute last year over a visit by Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, who is wanted by the tribunal for alleged war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.
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China Top Court Warns Of Criminal Liability For South China Sea Violators
Beijing today announced penalties for "illegal" fishing in its waters, including those it claims in the South China Sea, weeks after an international tribunal ruled that those claims have no legal basis.
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Australia Asks UN to Set Up Criminal Tribunal to Probe MH17 Crash
Australia today requested the UN to set up an international criminal tribunal to prosecute those responsible for downing the Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 over conflict-ridden Ukraine last year.
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Serbia Arrests 7 Over 1995 Srebrenica Massacre
Serbian police today arrested seven people suspected of taking part in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia, in which around 8,000 Muslim and boys were killed, the war crimes prosecutor's office said.
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International Court of Justice to Hand Down Balkan Genocide Judgement Today
Genocide, of which Croatia and Serbia have accused each other before the UN's highest court, is the gravest crime in international humanitarian law - and also the most difficult to prove.
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Rwandan Genocide Court Shuts After 20 Years and $2 Billion
After two decades of work and 61 convictions at a cost of nearly $2 billion, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda shuts up shop amid criticism but at least with some justice served.
