Convicted

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ICC Appeals Chamber confirms conviction and sentencing decision in the case Prosecutor v. Bosco Ntaganda

30 March 2021

War crimes Crimes against humanity Convicted Appeals phase

Africa

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ICC sentences 30 years imprisonment to Ntaganda on 18 counts of international crimes

08 November 2019

War crimes Crimes against humanity Convicted #GlobalJustice Weekly

Africa

Democratic Republic of Congo

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#GlobalJustice Weekly - Bemba et al. sentenced | Duterte fires back at ICC | Complaints against Kabila revived

21 March 2017

International Criminal Court Convicted Summons to appear #GlobalJustice Weekly

Central African Republic (I and II)Democratic Republic of Congo République centrafricaine (I et II)

Case

Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi

Islamist rebel Ahmad al-Mahdi pled guilty at the ICC to intentionally directing attacks against historical monuments and buildings dedicated to religion in the UNESCO-protected city of Timbuktu, northern Mali. Sentenced to nine years' imprisonment

Africa

Country

Mali

In July 2012, Mali referred the situation in its territory to the ICC in response to the emergence of an Islamist rebellion in the North and the ousting of President Touré shortly before the presidential elections.

Africa

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Al Mahdi sentenced to nine years at ICC: Explanation and reaction to Timbuktu destruction trial

03 October 2016

International Criminal Court Convicted

Africa

Case

Germain Katanga

Congolese rebel leader Germain Katanga was convicted by the ICC in March 2014 of war crimes and crimes against humanity during an attack against Bogoro village in Ituri in eastern DRC. Sentenced to 12 year imprisonment.

Africa

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#GlobalJustice Weekly – Kenya non-cooperation referred to ASP | Timbuktu destruction verdict due

29 September 2016

Cooperation Assembly of States Parties International Criminal Court War crimes Convicted Trial phase #GlobalJustice Weekly

Kenya

Case

Jean-Pierre Bemba (Bemba I)

Former Congolese vice-president and militia leader Jean-Pierre Bemba was convicted by the ICC in 2016 for war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Central African Republic. Sentenced to 18 years’ imprisonment in 2016 and acquitted in 2018.

Africa

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