Press releases for members of the press and media
Press Statement: 18th April 2019 On the 12th of April 2019, the Pre Trial Chamber II of the International Criminal Court declined the request of the Prosecutor to open an investigation for alleged Rome Statute Crimes committed on the territory of Afghanistan. Earlier in November 2017, the ICC Prosecutor by virtue of article 15 had …
Press Statement 16th April 2019. The African Network on International Criminal Justice (ANICJ) calls for immediate actions to deconstruct the single party deep state, dissolve military regime , financial and legal institutions and form a civilian/technocrats transitional government to prepare the political sphere towards general elections in Sudan. On the 11th of April …
COMMUNIQUE DE PRESSE Le 15 janvier 2019, la Cour Pénale International a acquitté et a ordonné la libération immédiat de Gbagbo âgé de 73 et qui été le premier chef d’Etat d’être traduire devant la CPI pour la violence postélectorale de 2010/2011 en Côte d’Ivoire qui a coûté la vie a plus de 3,000 personnes. …
Press release 15th January 2019 The International Criminal Court today 15th January 2018 acquitted and ordered the immediate release of the 73-year-old Gbagbo who was the first head of state to stand trial at the ICC for the 2010/2011 post-electoral violence in Cote d’Ivoire that took the lives of over 3,000. His co-defendant, Charles Ble …
ACQUITAL OF LAURENT GBAGBO AND BLEGOUD – IS JUSTICE A ONE WAY TRAFFIC?Read More »
Le 10 Janvier, 2019. Le Réseau Africain pour la Justice Pénale Internationale condamne fermement les massacres et les violations des droits de l’homme des citoyens au Soudan et demande au président Omar Al Bashir de se retirer, à la demande de la population afin d’ouvrir la voie à des reformes démocratiques profondes au pays. …
COMMUNIQUÉ DE PRESSE: LA SOCIETE CIVILE AFRICAINE CONDAMNE DES VIOLENCES AU SOUDAN.Read More »
10 January , 2019 PRESS STATEMENT African Network on International Criminal Justice (ANICJ) strongly condemns the continued killings and violations of human rights of citizens in Sudan and calls on President Omar Al Bashir to step down as demanded by the people to pave way for drastic democratic reforms in Sudan. Fueled by 29 …
PRESS STATEMENT: AFRICAN CSOs CONDEMNS VIOLENCE IN SUDANRead More »
