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The Impact of the Rome Statute System on Victims and Affected Communities

The Impact of the Rome Statute System on Victims and Affected Communities

REDRESS and the VRWG co-authored a report on selected issues regarding the implementation of the Rome statute with regards to the ICC.

Comments to the Trust Fund for Victims on the Progressive Realisation of its Mandate

With the implementation of the ICC's new mandate for their 'Trust Fund For Victims' REDRESS has submitted their comments on the matter.

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Paper on the need to Issue New Integrated Participation, Reparation and Indigence forms as well as Decisions on Victims’ Status without Delay

REDRESS and the VRWG expressed their concerns over the new policy implemented by the ICC regarding victims rights.

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Comments on the OTP Policy Paper on Victims’ Participation Under Art. 68(3) of the ICC Statute

REDRESS compiled comments regarding the OTP Policy Paper on Victim Participation by the ICC. 

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Briefing to Parliamentarians to Oppose the Attorney General interfering with the arrest warrant Procedure

REDRESS and others have compiled a briefing paper regarding laws that affect the UK's jurisdiction to arrest those suspected of committing crimes abroad. 

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Congolese rebel leader will not be prosecuted for sexual violence

The International Criminal Court (ICC) handed down an Appeal Judgment this afternoon that effectively excludes crimes of sexual slavery and inhuman treatment from the on-going trial of rebel leader Thomas Lubanga, from Ituri, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Thomas Lubanga is on trial in The Hague for recruiting and actively… Read More