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Bridging the Accountability Gap: Reparations for Civilians Harmed in Armed Conflict
Civilian harm in armed conflict has reached staggering levels. The United Nations recently recorded a 72% increase in civilian casualties worldwide, a stark reminder of the devastating…
First war crimes conviction at the KSC: Developing jurisprudence and the right to reparations
Last December, the Appeals Panel at the Kosovo Specialist Chambers (KSC) delivered its judgment in its first war crimes prosecution. Salih Mustafa, a special unit…
Past Time to Liquidate Russian Assets
This piece is cross-posted on Just Security. Two long years ago, Russia launched its brutal campaign of aggression and atrocity against Ukraine. That full-scale invasion…
Ukraine’s ICJ Provisional Measures: A Narrow Path to Remedies
On February 2, the International Court of Justice dealt Ukraine’s case against Russia under the Genocide Convention a heavy blow when it dismissed…
South Korea’s Plan to Compensate Victims of Forced Labour Employed in Japanese Factories During Colonial Rule: A Step Forward for Peaceful Relations, but not for Victims’ Rights
On 6 March 2023, the Republic of Korea, in the person of the Minister for Foreign Affairs Park Jin, announced a plan for South Korea to compensate South…
EJIL: The Podcast! Episode 19 – “From Russia With War: Part Deux”
In this episode Marko Milanovic, Dapo Akande and Philippa Webb are joined by Oona Hathaway (Gerard C. and Bernice Latrobe Smith Professor…
Launching an International Claims Commission for Ukraine
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has caused massive displacement of people, enormous economic and personal harm, and widespread damage to public and private property. Foreign States and individuals also…
9/11 Victims’ Claims to Afghanistan’s Foreign Exchange Reserve
Afghanistan’s foreign exchange reserve has drawn considerable interest of late. According to recent reports, Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB), the State’s central bank, holds around USD 10 billion…
The Ntaganda Reparations Order: a marked step towards a victim-centred reparations legal framework at the ICC
NB: The author has been involved in the work of reparations at the ICC, first as a Court-appointed expert in the Al Mahdi case in 2017 and,…
Five Procedural Takeaways from the ICC’s 18 July 2019 Lubanga Second Reparations Judgment
On 18 July 2019, the International Criminal Court (ICC) Appeals Chamber issued a landmark judgment upholding a USD 10,000,000 collective reparations award for victims…
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