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.