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Iran targeted civilians as tactic of war, new report pushes IRGC accountability - interview
Adv. Uri Morad said that Iran’s missile campaign targeted civilians as a tactic of war, and argued that senior Iranian leaders should face legal action.
Sara Duterte impeachment trial begins, setting stage for 2028 Philippines election
Iran to pursue legal action against Israel, US over Khamenei assassination, official says - report
Former Supreme Court justice Edna Arbel passes away
ICC bureau says prosecutor Khan should be fired for 'non-consensual sexual contact'
The decision by the executive bureau of the ICC's governing body will inform a vote on his fate by the ICC's 125-member Assembly of States Parties in New York on July 24.
IRGC missile, drone attacks should be prosecuted at ICC as war crimes, Israeli NGO says
The Jerusalem Institute of Justice said Iran left at least 20 people dead and over 7,000 injured, while causing widespread disruption to schools, air travel, workplaces, and civilian infrastructure.
ICC chief prosecutor Khan suspended by British bar association after sexual misconduct allegations
"Under the BSB's Enforcement Regulations, the interim suspension must now be considered by an Interim Suspension Panel at a hearing within the next four weeks," the board said.
ICC suspends prosecutor Karim Khan following sexual misconduct investigation
The court's governing body's executive bureau has ruled Khan had committed serious misconduct following an 18-month-long probe into accusations
Israel’s policy on the future of Gaza, West Bank - opinion
But what is Israel’s long-term policy in the Gaza Strip? There was short-lived enthusiasm both by Netanyahu and the rest of the government about Trump’s Middle East Riviera program in Feb 2025.
South Africa’s ICJ delay request may ease pressure on Israel - analysis
South Africa’s request for an 18 month extension could delay further ICJ hearings in its genocide case against Israel until 2029 or 2030.
Israel under 'unprecedented delegitimization attacks' from several global tribunals, IDF MAG says
To date, Offir's first major public decision was to withdraw indictments against five IDF soldiers who were indicted in the saga of the alleged beating of a Palestinian detainee at Sde Teiman.
Argentina’s October 7 case could reshape international law - opinion
How an Argentinian case based on the concept of a continuing crime could reshape the ICC’s legal framework on October 7.
Israel is losing the information war, one wrong appointment at a time - opinion
That is the point. Israel didn’t try. It rarely does. And that, right now, is the story of Israeli public diplomacy in a single sentence: Israel is not even in the game. The question is why.
UN Rapporteur Albanese resanctioned by the US Treasury amid legal challenge
OFAC announced that the Tunis resident had been returned to the SDN list for International Criminal Court-related sanctions.
