Benjamin Durr

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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