Commentaries fr

Dov Jacobs analyses the potential genocide charge against President al-Bashir in light of the recent Appeals Chamber Judgment.

Björn Elberling discusses the assignment of standby counsel and the funding of defence legal advisors in the Karadzic trial.

An analysis of the case brought by Belgium against Switzerland at the International Court of Justice over the Sabena bankruptcy.

Amy Senier discusses the ICC Appeal Chamber Judgment in Prosecutor v. Lubanga reversing Trial Chamber I’s decision to change the legal characterisation of the facts in the case.

Paul von Muhlendahl analyses the Abyei Arbitration and whether it can settle a long-running dispute in the south of Sudan.

Dr. Yoshifumi Tanaka discusses the ICJ's decision on the Costa Rica/Nicaragua case concerning navigational rights on the San Juan River.

In reponse to Carsten Stahn's relfection on the future of international criminal justice, Dan Saxon questions 'incapacitation' as a legitimate goal of international courts.

Andrea Ewing reflects on the Lukic & Lukic judgement and questions it raises about the meaning of 'widespread killings' and the crime of extermination.