📢ICC judges reject Mr #Mokom’s request for compensation, stating they were not convinced that the Prosecutor had wrongfully prosecuted him or that the withdrawal of the charges was due to a failure to properly evaluate the evidence in the case. @IntlCrimCourt #ICC

📢@IntlCrimCourt prosecutor @KarimKhanQC seeks arrest warrants for Taliban leaders for the crimes against humanity of persecution on gender grounds in Afghanistan. Read more here: #ICC #Afghanistan #Justice

📢The Assembly of States Parties expresses deep concern over sanctions against the @IntlCrimCourt. Read the full statement: #ICC #InternationalLaw #Justice #DonaldTrump #ASP

ICC officials are preparing for #Trump’s new US administration to act quickly once in office to impose draconian financial and travel restrictions against the court and senior staff, including its chief prosecutor and judges. Via @guardian @IntlCrimCourt

Hamas and Israel have agreed to a ceasefire deal. The deal, which will take effect on January 19, 2025 and will last for 42 days. It will see the exchange of hostages detained by Hamas and Palestinians detained in Israeli prisons. @guardian

After more than 8 hours of talks in Qatar for an agreement of a ceasefire in Gaza, a senior Hamas official said that the Palestinian group was still waiting for Israel to submit maps showing how its forces would withdraw. Via @Reuters

In June 2024, @TFV_FPV launched its 1st funding appeal in the #Ongwen case to enable the implementation of the EUR 52.4 million #reparations order for over 40,000 victims. After fulfilling this first funding appeal, TFV intends to mobilise at least EUR 5 million per year to progressively implement the Ongwen Reparation Order.

Our piece by @_kemboi delved into the dynamics of this issue when the case was closed. In the piece, @Dr_OOwiso notes that "Many things went wrong in the OTP’s investigation and prosecution of the cases arising from the Kenya situation, and these have been discussed and debated exhaustively over the years. There is certainly enough blame to go around. After the inglorious collapse of all the cases, the OTP was understandably eager to close that chapter." Read more here about what went wrong:

@wmnjoya Read more here about what went wrong.

Our piece by @_kemboi delved into the dynamics of this issue when the case was closed. In the piece, @Dr_OOwiso notes that "Many things went wrong in the OTP’s investigation and prosecution of the cases arising from the Kenya situation, and these have been discussed and debated exhaustively over the years. There is certainly enough blame to go around. After the inglorious collapse of all the cases, the OTP was understandably eager to close that chapter."

RT @IntlCrimCourt: #ICC Outreach team in #CentralAfricanRepublic getting ready for a screenings of closing statements in the #Yekatom and #…

#ICC's new policy to guide it in investigating and prosecuting enslavement and sexual slavery under the Rome Statute.

In her oppening remarks at the #ASP23, Judge Tomoko Akane, President of the #ICC highlights challenges the Court face; including the "existential threat of sanctions" by institutions of a permanent member of the Security Council. She adds that attempts to influence the independence and the impartiality of the Court only strengthens them and they "will continue pursuing justice and defending the dignity and the rights of victims of atrocities without fear and favour"

The 23rd session of the Assembly of States Parties #ASP23 starts today in #TheHague. 📺Live at 12:00 (EAT):

The customer disappears! @SafaricomPLC's better option. An expose by .@NationAfrica found that the telecoms company shared their customers' information with authorities during crackdown on protestors which led to their forced disappearance. In response to these allegations, safaricom has reportedly suspended advertising with the media company and threatened human rights defenders. @thekhrc @cff_kenya @TIKenya @DefendersKE

🚨The #ICC Prosecutor announces an application for a warrant of arrest for Senior General and Acting President Min Aung Hlaing, Commander-in-Chief of the #Myanmar Defence Services for bearing criminal responsibility for the crimes against humanity of deportation and persecution of the #Rohingya people committed in Myanmar, and in part in #Bangladesh.

Roger Lumbala Tshitenga will be tried for his alledged complicity in crimes against humanity including murder, torture, rape, pillage and enslavement, including sexual slavery, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) between 2002 and 2003.