Wave of Withdrawals and New US Campaign Threaten Victims’ Access to Justice: The International Criminal Court Needs Immediate Action from Its States Parties
In the span of two months, five States, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Venezuela, and Chad, have announced their withdrawal from the Rome Statute, which will take effect one year after their notification is deposited with the United Nations (UN). The Coalition for the International Criminal Court (CICC), together with more than 136 non-governmental organisations (NGOs), calls on States Parties, international and regional organisations, the International Criminal Court (ICC) and civil society to mount a collective response to halt these withdrawals and stand against the new US campaign, to preserve victims’ and survivors’ access to justice and reparations.
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Granting State and Military Honors to Ratko Mladić Is Immoral and Unlawful
The Youth Initiative for Human Rights condemns the misuse of state resources that were employed in transporting the body and announcing a state memorial ceremony for Ratko Mladić, who was convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity committed during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Important Notice: Trial of Activists in Novi Sad Adjourned Until 30 October
Today, the defense attorneys representing the activists from Novi Sad received an official order from the Higher Court in Novi Sad stating that the main hearing scheduled for Friday, 4 September, has been adjourned until 30 October at 9:30 a.m.
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We Invite the Domestic and International Public to Attend the Trial of Activists from Novi Sad
On Friday, 4 September, at 9:30 a.m., a main hearing will be held at the Higher Court in Novi Sad in the case concerning the unlawful wiretapping of a group of activists and members of the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG) political party from Novi Sad.
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