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COX
INTERNATIONAL LAW
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Founder/Advisor
Michael P. Scharf
WAR CRIMES
PROSECUTION
WATCH
Volume 9 - Issue 9
July 28, 2014
EDITOR IN CHIEF
Peter Beardsley
MANAGING EDITORS
Emily Gibbons
Madeline Jack
War Crimes Prosecution Watch is a bi-weekly e-newsletter that compiles official documents
and articles from major news sources detailing and analyzing salient issues pertaining to the
investigation and prosecution of war crimes throughout the world. To subscribe, please
email [email protected] and type "subscribe" in the subject line.
Opinions expressed in the articles herein represent the views of their authors and are not
necessarily those of the War Crimes Prosecution Watch staff, the Case Western Reserve
University School of Law or Public International Law & Policy Group.
Contents
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
Central African Republic & Uganda
The American Conservative: Learning the Wrong Lessons From the Lybian
War
Kenya
Libya
The New Republic Liberia: Ivory Coast Blocks Refugees from Liberia Amid
Ebola Fears
France24: Three Years After Civil War, How Close Is Ivory Coast to
Reconciliation?
AFRICA
International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
EUROPE
Court of Bosnia & Herzegovina, War Crimes Chamber
Institute for War and Peace Reporting: Ex-Bosnian Serb Officer: Sarajevo
Civilians Not Targeted
Syria
Special Tribunal for Lebanon
Bangladesh International Crimes Tribunal
The New York Times: U.S. is Said to Plan to Send 6 Detainees to Uruguay
The Washington Post: Hamas Tactics Highlight U.S. Military's Preparation for Tunnel
Warfare
CNN: Rights Group Accuses U.S. of Abuses in Terror Cases
The Washington Post: Malaysia Flight 17 Prosecution Faces Major Evidentiary and
Legal Obstacles
The Washington Post: A Year After U.S. Spying Revelations, German Officials Say
Questions Remain Unanswered
TOPICS
Terrorism
National Post: B.C. Man Who went to Syria Becomes the First Charged with Terrorism
under new Canadian Law
The Guardian: Greek Terrorist Arrested after Athens Shootout
All Africa: Ethiopia: Government Under Fire over Prosecution of Zone 9 Bloggers
Piracy
The Christian Science Monitor : Captain Phillips Strikes Back: Off Horn of Africa,
Pirates Go Bye-Bye
Middle East North Africa Financial Network: UK Destroyer Joins Multinational
Counter-Piracy Mission
Channel News Asia: Pirates Attack Malaysian Tanker in South China Sea
Gender-Based Violence
International Business Times: 10-Year-Old Afghan Girl Raped By Mullah Could Face
Honor Killing
BBC: India School Rape Claim: Man Arrested in Bangalore
Greek Reporter: Greek Court Issues First-Time Ruling on Female Genital Mutilation
The Guardian: Parents Who Allow Female Genital Mutilation Will Be Prosecuted
Asylum
HUMANE Act Would Not Give Enough Time for Asylum Cases, Mcallen
Immigration Lawyers Say
The Washington Times: Two-Thirds of Illegal Immigrant Children
Approved for Asylum: Report
ABC News: Federal Government Files Defence in Sri Lankan Asylum
Seekers' Case, 19 Hours After Deadline
Star Tribune: Central America Kids Find it Hard to Seek Asylum in U.S.
Channel NewsAsia: France Starts Tackling Sensitive Asylum, Immigration
Reforms
REPORTS
UN Reports
The Washington Post: Court: Dutch Liable for 300 Srebrenica Deaths
UN News Centre: UN Reports Serious Human Rights Violations, Potential War Crimes
in Iraq
Amnesty International: Israel/Gaza: Prevent Further War Crimes After Israeli Ground
Assault
Thompson Reuters: Ukraine War Crimes Trials a Step Closer After Red Cross
Assessment
New York Times: U.N. Rights Panel Votes for Inquiry in Gaza Conflict
NGO Reports
South Africa
CTV News: Court Urged to Seal, Not Destroy, Residential School Records
Canada
Burundi
Sri Lanka
WORTH READING
Pacific McGeorge Global Business & Development Law Journal: Kill "em
and Sort it Out Later:' Signature Drone Strikes and International
Humanitarian Law
Comparative and International Law Journal of Southern Africa: Gravity as
a Requirement in International Criminal Prosecutions: Implications for
South African Courts
LSE Legal Studies Working Paper: The Impact of the 'Ruggie Framework'
and the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights
on Transnational Human Rights Litigation
A Farewell to Fragmentation: The ICJ's Role in the Reassertion and
Convergence of International Law, Cambridge University Press:
Fragmentation within International Human Rights Law
Routledge Handbook on Humanitarian Action: Empowering the General
Assembly to Advance International Criminal Investigations