[mili]war crimes and impunity/accountability

Since the 60th ratification on 11 April 2002, the Rome Statute enters into force on 1 July 2002 at which time the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court over crimes of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity will take effect.
A new human rights commission for Afghanistan will not stint in its pursuit of warlords accused of committing abuses over 23 years of conflict, the deputy chairwoman of the interim government said on Saturday.
In January, Hamid Karzai, chairman of the Afghan interim administration, quietly signed the "Declaration of Essential Rights of Afghan Women."
Au rayon des bonnes nouvelles, jeudi 11 avril dernier, la Cour Pénale Internationale de Rome rassemblait le nombre minimum, et même davantage, de signatures ratifiées par les états pour entrer en vigueur, en juillet prochain.
Rape survivors from Congo's 1997-1999 civil war are taking their case to court, with help from 'Doctors Without Borders', a non-governmental organisation (NGO), which carries French acronym MSF.
The final pre-trial hearing for the case against Ariel Sharon will be heard in a Belgian court on 15th May.
Le Women's Caucus for Gender Justice ne relâche pas la pression.
The United States has withdrawn from a treaty to establish an International Criminal Court (ICC), provoking outrage from human rights organisations.
A critical component of the gender mainstreaming begun in the Rome Statute is at stake in these negotiations.
The UN has conceded defeat over its attempt to investigate the alleged massacre in Jenin refugee camp after the Israeli cabinet risked international fury by blocking the inquiry.
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