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Domestic Case Law on International Crimes
('DomCLIC')

Welcome to the 'DomCLIC Pilot Project' – an ever-expanding database of domestic jurisprudence relating to international criminal law.

This online digest allows you to access domestic case law that deals with international criminal law from countries all over the world.

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29-07-2010

Ganić v. Republic of Serbia
Extradition proceedings related to war crimes allegations against the former President of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Herero Genocide case
Claims against Deutsche Bank AG, Terex Corporation and Woermann Line, for financing the German colonial government during a Genocide committed against the Herero Tribe in Namibia

IBM Holocaust case
Lawsuit filed by Roma orphans against IBM for providing machines and technology during the Holocaust

Mohamed et al. v. Jeppesen Dataplan Inc.
Case concerning complicity in the US 'Extraordinary Rendition' program

Newly updated cases: Doe v. Exxon Mobil, Lazarević et al., Momčilo Mandić, Polyukhovich v. Australia, Zdravko Božić et al.

22-07-2010

Doe et al. v. UNOCAL et al.
Complaint against the oil company alleging complicity in crimes against humanity committed by the military government of Burma

Maw Zin et al. v. Total ('Affaire Total')
The first claim under Belgian Universal Jurisdiction laws to be brought against a company rather than an individual

Mousa and others v. Secretary of State for Defence and another
Claim for judicial review in the UK seeking a public inquiry into the alleged torture of around 100 Iraqis

Sarei v. Rio Tinto
Class action complaint under the Alien Tort Claims Act concerning war crimes and crimes against humanity during the Bougainville conflict

Newly updated cases: Bukumba v. Canada, Omar Khadr, Pros. v. Frans van Anraat, Sebastien Nzapali

Suggestions for new additions to the database, information regarding important cases from any jurisdiction, and particularly original court documents are welcome at the following address: d.taylor[at]asser.nl.