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African Union, AU, International Criminal Court, ICC, Security Council power to defer ICC situations and investigations, Article 16 Rome Statute, AU concerns about ICC, AU proposal to amend Art. 16, peace versus justice in Sudan, Article 53 Rome Statute, President Omar Al Bashir, Darfur conflict
Africa and the International Criminal Court, ICC and Africa, Africa and international criminal justice, AU and ICC, Bashir Arrest Warrant, AU Decisions on the International Criminal Court
International Criminal Court, Rome Statute, definitions of crimes, Article 7 crimes against humanity, elements of crimes, state policy requirement, organizational policy requirement, Article 7(2)(a), widespread attack against a civilian population, systematic attack against a civilian population
universal jurisdiction, universality principle, universal jurisdiction in Africa, African Union position on universal jurisdiction, immunities of African heads of state, European Union position on universal jurisdiction, Rose Kabuye, Rwandans indicted in France, Rwandans indicted in Spain
Charles Jalloh, equality of arms, international criminal law, criminal law, human rights, criminal defense, procedural guarantees, equality of investigative resources, disclosure, international criminal court, role of the prosecutor as a minister of justice
International Criminal Court, Pre-Trial Chamber II, decision on the authorization of an investigation in Kenya, proprio motu prosecutorial investigations, crimes against humanity, Article7(2)(a) of the Rome Statute, contextual elements of crimes against humanity, state or organizational policy
Charles Jalloh, International Criminal Law, Special Court for Sierra Leone, Impact, Achievements, Limitations, Greatest Responsibility, Selectivity in International Criminal Prosecutions, Funding International Criminal Tribunals, AFRC, CDF, RUF, Charles Taylor Case
Charles Taylor, Trial of Charles Taylor, President Charles Taylor, Immunity of Heads of State, Special Court for Sierra Leone
Charles Jalloh, Special Court for Sierra Leone, Contribution of Special Court for Sierra Leone, head of state immunity, Charles Taylor, powers of the United Nations Security Council, treaty-based courts, hybrid courts, jurisprudence,international criminal courts, international criminal tribunals
Charles Jalloh, Africa, International Criminal Court, Sudan referral, Libya referral, role of the Security Council in the ICC
International Criminal Court, Appeals Chamber, Rome Statute, Article 17, proactive complementarity, Article 19, jurisdiction, admissibility, Kenya, Pre-Trial Chamber II, proprio motu prosecutorial investigations, crimes against humanity, state or organizational policy, authorization
Charles Jalloh, African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, Yogogombaye v. Senegal, First Judgment of the African Court, African Human Rights System
Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, customary international law, prosecuting heads of state, Immunity, Article 27 amendment proposals, Assembly of States Parties, Kenya-ICC, Uhuru Kenyatta, William Ruto, Africa, ICC
International Law Commission, codification, progressive development, subsidiary means, article 38, ICJ Statute, judicial decisions, teachings of the most highly qualified publicists
Special Court for Sierra Leone, Prosecutor v. Charles Ghankay Taylor, Charles Taylor Appeals Judgment, individual criminal responsibility, modes of liability, aiding and abetting, planning, specific direction
Special Court for Sierra Leone, SCSL, international criminal tribunal, international criminal court, international criminal law, legacy of international criminal tribunals, impact of international criminal tribunals.
International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, ICTR, Completion Strategy, jurisdiction, concurrent jurisdiction, Rule 11 bis, transfers, national courts, Rwandan courts and domestic prosecutions, ICTR Prosecutor, power of transfer, fair trial in Rwandan courts
non-governmental organizations, international criminal justice, civil society and human rights, Charles Jalloh
personal jurisdiction, international criminal law, international tribunals, greatest responsibility jurisdiction, judicial reasoning, interpretation, jurisdictional requirement, prosecutorial discretion, Article 1(1) of the Statute of the Special Court of Sierra Leone
International Law Commission, crimes against humanity, prevention of crimes against humanity, punishment of crimes against humanity, inter-state cooperation on crimes against humanity, mutual legal assistance, extradition, victims of crimes against humanity, International Criminal Court
impunity, international law, heinous crimes, international criminal law, international human rights, Liberia, Liberian courts, national courts, Special Court for Sierra Leone, SCSL, trial of President Charles Taylor, international criminal tribunals, Sierra Leone tribunal, due process
International Law Commission, codification, progressive development, universal criminal jurisdiction, universal jurisdiction, universality principle, jurisdiction in international law, genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity
Sources of international law, International Court of Justice, Statute of the International Court of Justice, Article 38, judicial decisions, teachings of publicists; International Law Commission, Subsidiary Means for the Determination of Rules of Law, Special Rapporteurs, Charles Jalloh
African Union, International Criminal Court (ICC), Burundi, The Gambia, South Africa, Rome Statute; regionalizing international criminal law; regionalization of international criminal law enforcement; regionalism in international law; regionalism
International Law Commission, ILC, codification of international law, progressive development of international law, ILC 70th anniversary symposium, ILC working methods, ILC topic selection criteria, promotion of international law
International Law Commission, seventy-fourth session, general principles, subsidiary means, settlement of disputes, international organizations, piracy, armed robbery at sea, sea-level rise, law of the sea, succession of States, non-legally binding agreements.
provisional arrest, detention, international criminal courts, internationalized courts, due process, arbitrary arrest, remedies, abuse of process, international criminal law, ICC, United Nations, international criminal tribunals, Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Cambodia, Lebanon, Barayagwiza, human rights
International Criminal Court, ICC Reform Process, Independent Expert Review Process; Africa and the International Criminal Court, Article 53 of the Rome Statute, African concerns about ICC, Charles Jalloh
crimes against humanity, policy, attack, multiple, widespread, systematic
codification, progressive development, pandemics, epidemics, COVID-19, COVID-19 and international law, World Health Organization, pandemic treaty, International Law Commission, UN General Assembly
crimes against humanity, civilian population, combatant, civilian
Special Tribunal for Lebanon, Defense Office, fair trial rights, lessons of the Special Court for Sierra Leone
CODESRIA, international criminal justice, Africa, Justice, Peace, Charles Jalloh
Rwanda, genocide, international criminal courts, international humanitarian law, legal findings, justice, injustice, history, international war crimes, United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, Rwandan Patriotic Front
International Criminal Law, Criminal Law, right to counsel, right to self-representation, court-appointed counsel, standby counsel, counsel as amicus curiae, duty counsel, Prosecutor v. Milosevic, Prosecutor v. Barayagwiza, Prosecutor v. Norman, Prosecutor v. Taylor
International Law Commission, crimes against humanity, prevention of crimes against humanity, punishment of crimes against humanity, definition of crimes against humanity, amnesties and crimes against humanity, immunity and crimes against humanity, Charles Jalloh, Leila Sadat.
African Union, International Criminal Court, universal jurisdiction, UN Charter, international criminal justice
Special Court for Sierra Leone, United Nations, bilateral treaty, ad hoc international criminal tribunal, Charles Taylor, international criminal court, international criminal tribunals, legal texts, sourcebook
Special Court for Sierra Leone, International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, Charles Jalloh, Andrew Morgan
African Court of Justice, African Court, Malabo Protocol, AU and ICC, international criminal jurisdiction, general jurisdiction, human rights jurisdiction
Legacy, Special Court for Sierra Leone, Contribution of the Special Court for Sierra Leone, Charles Jalloh
power to subpoena witnesses, compelling witness testimony, International Criminal Court, appeals chamber subpoena decision, ICC trial chamber subpoena decision
‘international’ and ‘transnational’ crimes, African Union (AU)’s Malabo Protocol, International Criminal Court, African Criminal Court
Immunity of Heads of State, Special Court for Sierra Leone, Trial of Charles Taylor, Prosecutor v. Charles Taylor
International Criminal Court, Kenya, international war crimes, proposed withdrawal, crimes against humanity
International Law Commission, report of the Chair of the Drafting Committee, identification of customary international law
Special Court for Sierra Leone, SCSL, Liberian President Charles Taylor, judicial decision-making, judicial process, alternate judges, International Criminal Court, crimes against humanity, war crimes, dissenting opinion, transitional justice
International Law Commission, report of the Chair of the Drafting Committee, succession of States in respect of State responsibility
ICTR, ICC, Rule 11 bis, complementarity principle, Article 17, ICC Statute, Charles Jalloh, Alhagi Marong, Essays in Honour of Prosecutor Jallow
International criminal tribunals, Special Court for Sierra Leone, legacy, hybrid courts
International Law Commission, report of the Chair of the Drafting Committee, subsequent agreement and subsequent practice in relation to the interpretation of treaties
International Law Commission, report of the Chair of the Drafting Committee, peremptory norms of general international law, jus cogens
Kenya, ICC, International Criminal Cout, war crimes, crimes against humanity, enforcement, international criminal justice, transitional justice
Comisión de Derecho Internacional, codificación, desarrollo progresivo, medios subsidiarios, artículo 38, Estatuto de lnternational Law Commission, codification, progressive development, subsidiary means, article 38, ICJ Statute, judicial decisions, teachings of the most highly qualified publicists
Comisión de Derecho Internacional, codificación, International Law Commission, codification, progressive development, universal criminal jurisdiction, universal jurisdiction, universality principle, jurisdiction in international law, genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity
legacy, impact, Special court for Sierra Leone, contribution of the special court, Charles Jalloh
International Law Commission, report of the Chair of the Drafting Committee, protection of the environment in relation to armed conflicts.
International Criminal Court, Rwanda, ICC, international war crimes, Mugesera, genocide, crimes against humanity
international criminal law, transnational criminal law, Robert Currie, Joseph Rikhof, Charles Jalloh, Malabo Protocol, African Court of Human and Peoples’ Rights, International Criminal Court.
Special Court for Sierra Leone, SCSL, Charles Taylor, judicial decision-making, judicial process, alternate judges, International Criminal Court, crimes against humanity, war crimes, dissenting opinion, transitional justice
Special Court for Sierra Leone, SCSL, war crimes, Charles Taylor
International Law Commission, sea-level rise, law of the sea, climate change, African policy response to sea level rise and climate change; America’s response to sea level rise and climate change; common but differentiated responsibilities principle; adaptation and mitigation.
Charles Taylor, SCSL, international criminal court, international criminal tribunal, justice, legal procedure, universal jurisdiction, judgment day, timing, symbolism, Liberia, Sierra Leone Independence Day, perception, public impression
African Court of Justice and Human and Peoples’ Rights, International Criminal Court, Malabo Protocol, regionalism in international criminal law, regionalism in international human rights law, regionalism in trade law, regionalism in the United Nations Charter, complementarity, Charles Jalloh
International Law Commission, report of the Chair of the Drafting Committee, provisional application of treaties
International Law Commission, report of the Chair of the Drafting Committee, protection of the atmosphere
Immunity of State Officials from Foreign Criminal Jurisdiction, Subsidiary means for the determination of rules of international law, Sea level rise in relation to international law, Settlement of disputes to which international organizations are parties, Non-legally binding agreements and instruments, Succession of States in respect of State responsibility, Piracy and armed robbery at sea, International Law Commission
International Criminal Law, ad hoc tribunals, hybrid courts, Special Court for Sierra Leone, legacy of the special court, contributions of the Sierra Leone court, transitional justice, truth commissions, immunity, Charles Taylor, amnesties for international crimes, war crime of child recruitment
Special Court for Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone Tribunal, case law, jurisprudence of international criminal courts, international criminal tribunal decisions, law reports of the Sierra Leone Special Court, AFRC Trial, CDF Trial, RUF Trial
international crimes, international criminal justice, International Criminal Court (ICC), Africa
International Criminal Court; ICC; cooperation between the ICC and states parties; complementarity
International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, Rwandan Genocide, Hassan Jallow
Special Court for Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone Tribunal, case law, jurisprudence of international criminal courts, international criminal tribunal decisions, law reports of the Sierra Leone Special Court, Charles Taylor
international law, international court of justice, Judge Abdul Koroma, Charles Jalloh, Olufemi Elias
Special Court for Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone Tribunal, case law, jurisprudence of international criminal courts, international criminal tribunal decisions, law reports of the Sierra Leone Special Court, AFRC Trial, CDF Trial
Special Court for Sierra Leone, international criminal law, crimes against humanity, transitional justice, international criminal tribunals, wartime atrocities, international criminal justice, accountability, legacy of international criminal courts, legacy of the special court for Sierra Leone
