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Articles related to "Crimes Against Humanity"
Is Henry Kissinger a War Criminal? American Attorney General Eric Holder is looking into torture allegations against Bush administration officials; an older case remains unanswered. war crimes • war criminals • henry kissinger • crimes against humanity • vietnam war
Sierra Leone Perpetrators Guilty Three men are convicted for their role in the 11-year long Sierra Leone civil war. The guilty verdict includes the use of child soldiers. sierra leone • child soldier • civil war • africa • war crimes
International Courts Part I of III: International Tribunal Court The definitions of and differences among International Tribunal Court; International Criminal Court; and International Court of Justice, and how they preserve justice in our humane world. rights • human rights • abuse • humanity • humanitarian
The United Nations and ICC tackle Darfur Chief Prosecutor Luis Ocampo appears in front of the Security Council at the United Nations in New York to discuss the issues over Sudanese government officials. the icc • united nations and icc • luis ocampo • dafur • sudanese officials charged by icc
Child Sex Crimes in U.S. an Increasing Concern Across the country cases of sexual abuse against children seem to be escalating. In the wake of the Supreme Court's ruling on child rape questions are raised. sexual abuse • crimes against children • child crimes • escalation of sexual abuse • crime trend
Complementary Jurisdiction Helps Define the ICC The International Criminal Court uses an interesting choice of jurisdiction to support national trials for war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity. complementary jurisdiction • international criminal court • national courts • united states state department • war crimes
Gaza Strip War Crimes A United Nations fact-finding mission says both sides in the three-week conflict in Gaza likely committed war crimes and perhaps crimes against humanity. gaza war • war crimes in gaza • israel accused of war crimes • palestinians accused of war crimes • white phosphorus weapons
Juba Peace Talks Resume After a three-week delay, peace talks between the Lord's Resistance Army and the Ugandan government resume in the southern Sudanese town of Juba. uganda • lord's resistance army • lra • juba • sudan
Khmer Rouge Trials Begin After two decades, the trials of Khmer Rouge leaders for crimes against humanity are finally to begin. The first to be charged is Kang Kek Ieu, head of infamous S21 Jail. khmer rouge • crimes against humanity • pol pot • ta mok • kang kek ieu
President of Sudan Wanted for War Crimes The International Criminal Court wants Omar Hassan al-Bashir to faces charges he orchestrated atrocities in Darfur. war crimes • international criminal court • darfur war • president of sudan • crimes against humanity
The Plight of Child Soldiers Abducted, brutalized, and forced into military service some children experience horrors that most can't even imagine. child soldiers • children as soldiers • children abducted to fight • african child soldiers • lord’s resistance army
Global Awareness is Reshaping Darfur Crisis For years advocates and refugees from the Darfur region of Sudan have been crying out for help. Recent initiatives signal a growing response to their pleas. sudan darfur • war crimes • genocide • african union • international criminal court
Adolf Hitler Changes Europe Adolf Hitler came to power in 1933 but what was it about this man's personality that led people to follow him and endorse his brutality? adolf hitler • hitler's crimes against humanity • nazi race genocide • german society in the 20's • hitler's personality
The Nuremberg Trials The remaining Nazis who didn't kill themselves at the end of World War II finally got their comeuppance. The trial took place in Nuremberg's Palace of Justice. the nuremberg trials • nazis stood trial in 1945-46 for crimes against hu • nuremberg's palace of justice • the meetings in yalta and at potsdam • point of origin of the nazi party
Trial For Iran Holocaust Speaker According to a Turkish Newspaper Robert Faurisson, a French Academic who visited the Middle East to participate in a Holocaust Conference in Iran may face a jail sentence middle east • iran • review of the holocaust: global vision conference • tehran • denying the holocaust is an offence
Can Justice Rule, even for Saddam? Thoughts on justice and international law in and for Iraq iraq • demcoracy • international law • justice • peace
General Ratko Mladic Thought Close to Capture The arrest of former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic in July of 2008 left General Ratko Mladic, his military commander, as the most wanted fugitive in Europe. ratko mladic • radovan karadzic • bosnia and herzegovina • genocide in europe • international criminal tribunal former yugoslavia
Global Response to Wartime Rape The international community is increasing efforts to end impunity for systematic rape and sexual slavery during armed conflicts. wartime rape • sexual slavery • forced pregnancy • sexual rights • darfur sudan
Inner Circle in HBO Mini-series House of Saddam Saddam Hussein was a notorious dictator with an Inner Circle of family who portray him with a fresh perspective on the new HBO mini-series House of Saddam house of saddam • irag dictator • inner circle hussein • hbo cable tv • igal naor
President al-Bashir Expels Aid Groups from Sudan President Omar Hassan al-Bashir has expelled international humanitarian aid groups from Sudan after the ICC issued a warrant for his arrest over alleged war crimes. sudan president omar hassan al-bashir expels aid g • international criminal court arrest warrant • charges neocolonialist conspiracy • alleged war crimes • darfur conflict
Indonesia Series I of X: Urgent Statement from Indonesia Despite the image that Indonesia is a land of smiling faces and warm heart, human rights abusers have not been proved to be fairly prosecuted. Below is a statement issued by Solidaritas Nusa Bangsa, also known as Solidarity for the Motherland and Nation in English. They urge a thorough investigation on abuses performed during the Indonesia's former President Soeharto's New Order Regime ruling. human rights abuse • human • humane • right • rights
On War Crimes Part III: Real War Criminals On War Crimes Part III- If Henry Kissinger is not war criminal then who is? We'll look at the recent war crimes of Yugoslavia to compare against the Bob Kerrey and Henry Kissinger models. milosevic • yugoslavia • rwanda • war crimes • tribunals
On War Crimes Part II: Kissinger, Hitchens, & Pinochet A look at writer Christopher Hitchens latest book the Trial of Henry Kissinger. Hitchens claims that Kissinger is in fact a war criminal for his role in Vietnam among other events. But can world leaders be taken to court? henry kissinger • christopher hitchens • war crime • vietnam • nixon
AU Summit Aftermath On July 2 and 3 in Banjul, The Gambia, AU leaders met to discuss Darfur, the legal proceedings for Hissène Habré and the continent's future. african union • au • au summit • darfur • hissène habré
Kony and LRA Committed to Peace The Lord's Resistance Army and the government of Uganda have reached an agreement that may finally bring an end to one of the world's most forgotten crises uganda • lord's resistance army • lra • insurgency • truce
Saddam forced to watch South Park Former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein forced to watch himself being satirized in several South Park episodes. saddam hussein • south park • cartoon • south park: bigger • longer and uncut
A High Toll on the Path of Righteousness Pacifism may be the civilized, righteous path to take in the face of violence but, in some circumstances, the cost of non-violence may be unthinkably high. pacifism • peace • violence • international law • non-violence
Bombing Yugoslavia: The Inexorable Logic of War After six weeks of military conflict the news and pictures arriving from Yugoslavia and Albania have recalled to our memory that war means above all an endless chain of immense human suffering. Committing atrocities of all kind, the Serbian militia has expelled almost the whole Albanian population of Kosovo. Helping the refugees has therefore become the most important thing to do. While NATO bombs continue destroying Yugoslavia's infrastructure and economy, Milosevic's army has remained almost intact. NATO's last military option of sending in ground troops is risky for both military and political reasons. Anyway, it could become inevitable, if diplomatic efforts still lack success. Since too many things depend on the outcome of this conflict, NATO cannot give in half way, permitting Milosevic to save his regime. The noble Serbian nation has already paid an extremely high price for its leader's criminal plans. Will Milosevic understand or will he follow Hitler's footsteps, trying to carry his people to his own grave? kosovo • kosova • serbia • yugoslavia • montenegro
Félicien Kabuga in Kenya It has been over twelve years since the Rwandan genocide and many of the perpetrators remain at large, including Félicien Kabuga. félicien kabuga • epaphras waweru muthoko • mwai kibaki • genocide • rwanda
Juba Peace Talks Continue For more than one month, leaders from the Ugandan government and the Lord's Resistance Army have been talking peace in Juba, Sudan but isolated violence continues uganda • lord's resistance army • lra • juba • south sudan
Khmer Rouge Leader "Duch" Apologizes to Victims On Tuesday, March 31 2009, former Khmer Rouge official "Comrade Duch" begged forgiveness from survivors of the Cambodian genocide at the UN-backed Cambodian Court. khmer rouge leader • comrade duch • apologizes victims • s-21 • tuol sleng
LRA and Government Closer to Peace LRA rebels and government officials have finally agreed on principles for handling accountability and reconciliation for offenses committed during Uganda's civil conflict uganda conflict • war • peace • juba peace talks • lord's resistance army
Media coverage of terrorist attacks is better than expected
CNN and others have done an outstanding job covering the September 11 terrorist attacks media issues • cnn • terrorism • terrorist attacks • islamic extremists
Renewed Hopes for Peace in Uganda LRA rebels and government representatives have been busy during April attempting to revive efforts to negotiate a new truce and put an end the their 20 year conflict. uganda peace • conflict • lra rebels • joseph kony • truce uganda
Second Death Sentence Looms Over Chemical Ali Years after he allegedly gassed thousands of minority Iraqis to death, Kurds are demanding the execution of Hassan al-Majeed, a.k.a., Chemical Ali. chemical ali • sentenced to death • saddam hussein • ali hassan al-majeed • sunni
Adolph Hitler - Speeches and Rise to Power Hitler's speeches, far from proving him a raving lunatic, reveal a Machiavellian crowd manipulator who practiced his oratorical skills and used dramatic strategies. adolph hitler • adolf hitler • hitler speech • hitler speeches • hitler's speeches
Al Bashir, Darfur and ICC Arrest Warrant In reaction to an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) in March, President Bashir continues to fly from country to country. What is his fate? omar hassan al bashir • darfur crisis • international criminal court (icc) • bashir and the west • george bush and darfur
AU and Arab League support Bashir against ICC "Africa is together on this issue because there are powerful African leaders scared that their crimes might be next on the ICC agenda," a western diplomat told Reuters. africa bashir and icc • arab league denounces arrest of bashir • au and bashir arrest • bashir defies icc • bashir's fate
Charging General Franks with War Crimes One of the authors of a brillilant war plan that minimized civilian casualties faces the possibility of being charged with war crimes by the Belgians who assert "universal jurisdiction." And they call Americans arrogant. tommy franks • belgium • war crimes • univesal jurisdiction
China VS the West over ICC arrest of Al-Bashir The decision by the International Criminal Court to arrest Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir has once again revived old rivalries in Africa between China and the West. omar al-bashir • darfur crisis • china west and darfur • russia and bashir • china and icc arrest warrant
Convicted War Criminal Will Remain in Canada On November 25, 2008 the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada decided that a Croatian man convicted of war crimes could not be deported and returned to Croatia. croatian veterans • refugees in canada • the former yugoslavia • balkan war crimes • immigration and refugee board of canada
Freedom of Religion Turns Freedom Into Fascism Pastor Steven L. Anderson started his Tempe, Arizona based Faithful Word Baptist Church on Christmas Day of 2005. Anderson is also the face of hatred and bigotry. hate speech • terrorism • pastor steven anderson • reproductive choice • human rights
International Courts Part II of III:International Criminal Court Criminals against humanity will soon be prosecuted by the permanent International Criminal Court, provided that it has been ratified by 60 countries. Read about its idealism and controversies in this article. human rights • humanitarian • human rights law • humanitarian law • crime
Israel's Desecration of Graves As if ethnic cleansing of the living was not enough, Zionists carry out ethnic cleansing of the dead by the desecration of Christian and Muslim graves the past few weeks. palestine • israel • palestinian christians • islamic graveyards • christian graveyards
Khmer Rouge Leader Suffers Stroke Ageing Khmer Rouge leader Khieu Samphan, facing potential indictment by an atrocity crimes tribunal, was whisked to a Phnom Penh hospital following a stroke this week. khmer rouge • war crimes tribunal • genocide tribunal • extraordinary chambers in the courts of cambodia • khieu samphan
Memoirs of a Former Khmer Rouge Leader He was once one of Cambodia's most respected opposition figures, but Khieu Samphan fled persecution only to become the Khmer Rouge head of state and now awaits trial. former head of state khieu samphan • history of democratic kampuchea • khmer rouge tribunal • historical roots of the khmer rouge • cold war politics
Modern Day Slavery In this season of goodwill toward all people, dehumanization through modern day slavery remains an active practice in many parts of the world. modern day slavery • trafficking in persons • people trade • kbr halliburton subcontractor • modern abolitionist
Obama Not the First Nobel Winner Questioned President Barak Obama is not the first person whose receipt of the Nobel Peace Prize has brought protests. obama • barack • nobel peace prize • president barack obama • barack obama bio
Rwanda Conflict Comes to Emory University On September 4, 2008, Dr. Sam Cherribi and the Emory Development Institute hosted a lecture by a prominent defense attorney with the ICTR. international criminal tribunal rwanda • war crimes • emory university • postconflict justice • international development |
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