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New hopes for justice in Libya?

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Joint NGO letter to UN Secretary-General to publish a complete list of perpetrators of grave violations

Joint NGO letter to UN Secretary-General

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Joint NGO
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Al-Haq publishes Q&A on the situation in the State of Palestine at the ICC

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Joint NGO Statement: Humanitarian and Security Implications of the COVID-19 crisis in northern Iraq

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ICC progress towards the opening of an investigation into the situation in Palestine

Background: REGISTERED VESSELS OF COMOROS, GREECE AND CAMBODIA

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Coalition for the ICC
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ICC Pre-Trial Chamber I rejects Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi’s admissibility challenge

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#GlobalJustice Weekly / Justice for Syria | ICC seeks jurisdiction over Rohingya deportations | "The Congo Tribunal" gathers support

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Syria Conference / Ensure justice and redress for atrocity crimes

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Arrest Bashir / ICC member state Jordan fails to arrest Sudanese president - Summary of filings

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Libya

The situation in Libya was referred to the ICC by the UN Security Council in February 2011, in the wake of alleged crimes against humanity after the 2011 popular demonstrations. ICC cases include Saif Gaddafi and Abdullah al-Senussi.
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Iraq

Since Iraq’s independence in 1932, the country has experienced numerous conflicts and periods of civil war. Iraq is not a ICC state member, but is currently subject to preliminary examinations in response to allegations of detainee abuse by U.K. troops.
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Libya: The importance of deterrence and the ICC's role in current violations

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Mahmoud Mustafa Busayf Al-Werfalli

Mr Al-Werfalli is wanted by the ICC for murder as a war crime in the context of the conflict in Libya. The suspect is reportedly in the custody of the Libyan National Army (LNA).
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Opinion: Why the ICC must investigate UK crimes in Iraq

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Al-Tuhamy Mohamed Khaled

Al-Tuhamy Mohamed Khaled (“Mr. Al-Tuhamy”), who is wanted for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Libya, remains at large.

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