Benjamin Durr

War & Conflict08 Jun 2015 08:12 GMT

Acquitted Congolese militia leader Mathieu Ngudjolo Chui describes being held as an ICC prisoner while in the dock.

Human Rights03 Feb 2015 10:34 GMT

Lord's Resistance Army commander known for brutality is the first from feared rebel group to appear before the ICC.

Poverty & Development26 Jan 2015 12:22 GMT

Attempting to lower maternal deaths, southern African country revised its penal code to allow some abortions.

Politics03 Jan 2015 07:31 GMT

If court accepts Palestine's application, prosecutor could open investigation into war crimes and genocide by any party.

US & Canada31 Dec 2014 10:06 GMT

Successful effort to remove the country's explosive legacy gives hope total mine clearance can be repeated worldwide.

US & Canada05 Dec 2014 08:37 GMT

A Christmas tradition in the Netherlands is evidence, some say, of racism in a country seen as a bastion of tolerance.

Politics30 Nov 2014 13:12 GMT

Former Congolese VP's trial could set a precedent for the prosecution of military leaders using rape as a weapon of war.

Human Rights09 Oct 2014 08:44 GMT

Radovan Karadzic, a poet and psychiatrist, defended himself against genocide charges as The Hague case winds down.

Arts & Culture24 Aug 2014 07:57 GMT

An Amsterdam museum is caught in the middle of a proxy fight between Russia, Ukraine and the West.

Humanitarian crises24 Jul 2014 09:22 GMT

After the shooting-down of flight MH17, relatives ask what the carrier has learned from still-missing MH370.

Kenya14 May 2014 13:50 GMT

Lebanon tribunal in The Hague has charged journalists for tampering with justice during probe into Rafik Hariri killing.

Rwanda05 Apr 2014 08:30 GMT

In Reconciliation Villages, survivors and perpetrators of the 1994 Rwandan genocide live side-by-side.