Topic
Genocide
256 published works
The Right Coast
Rwandan Ghosts – By Jason K. Stearns | Foreign Policy
Perhaps the most damning anecdote-- told by French academic Gérard Prunier and confirmed by New York Times journalist Howard French -- was of a private converationRice had after her first…
International Law Prof Blog
The Mladic Files
Here's one last reminder that the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum holds an event in Chicago with Michael Dobbs, the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Goldfarb Fellow, will discuss the Hague trial…
International Law Prof Blog
UN Security Council Has VItal Role in Assisting the International Criminal Court
The United Nations Security Council has a vital role to play in assisting the International Criminal Court (ICC) to ensure that war crimes and crimes against humanity around the world…
International Law Prof Blog
Cambodia: A Quest for Justice
Cambodia’s efforts to deal with genocide and war crimes and its current efforts towards reconciliation were highlighted at a United Nations-backed panel discussion examining the issues that led to mass…
International Law Prof Blog
ECCC Grants Provisional Release
A former Khmer Rouge leader found unfit to stand trial owing to medical reasons has been granted a provisional release by the United Nations-backed court in Cambodia that is trying…
International Law Prof Blog
Cambodia Tribunal Releases 1,700 Confidential Documents
The United Nations-backed genocide tribunal in Cambodia trying cases of mass murder and other crimes committed under the Khmer Rouge regime has ordered that more than 1,700 confidential documents, including…
International Law Prof Blog
The Ultimate Test of the Responsibility to Protect
A timely and decisive response is vital in the face of genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing, and crimes against humanity. That's the message from the U.N. Secretary General and other…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Ohio Congressional Candidate Accuses Pro-Choice Obama of Supporting Genocide
Politico: Marisha Agana defends Obama/Hitler tweet, by Tomer Ovadia:An Ohio congressional candidate isn’t backing down from a controversial tweet in which she put President Barack Obama in the company of…
International Law Prof Blog
New Special Advisor on the Prevention of Genocide
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has appointed Adama Dieng of Senegal, currently serving as Registrar of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), as his Special Advisor on the Prevention of Genocide.…
International Law Prof Blog
Libya Releases Detained ICC Staff Members
Libyan authorities today released the four International Criminal Court (ICC) staff members who were detained in the country for nearly a month following their visit to Saif Al-Islam Qadhafi, who…