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The International Criminal Court in The Hague has begun the trial of Khaled Mohamed Ali Al-Hoshari, accused of committing crimes against humanity and war crimes against hundreds of detainees in Libya from 2014 to 2020. Known as the 'Angel of Death', Al-Hoshari faces serious charges related to torture and murder.
The United States has reimposed sanctions on UN Special Rapporteur for Palestinian Territories, Francesca Albanese, amid ongoing tensions in the region. This move reflects continued American pressure on international institutions dealing with human rights issues in the occupied territories.
The Hungarian Parliament voted overwhelmingly to repeal the law withdrawing from the International Criminal Court, a decision reflecting a shift in the country's foreign policy. This comes ahead of a set deadline.
Former Philippine President <strong>Rodrigo Duterte</strong> is set to face trial for <strong>crimes against humanity</strong> at the International Criminal Court, with sessions commencing on <strong>November 30</strong>. The charges pertain to his involvement in 76 murders during his controversial anti-drug campaign.
The International Criminal Court began hearings today for Khaled al-Heishri, the director of Mitiga prison in Libya, who faces serious torture allegations. Prosecutors reported that al-Heishri was known for his brutality, leading detainees to nickname him 'Azrael.'
A shooting incident occurred in the Philippine Senate on Wednesday evening as former anti-drug chief Ronald dela Rosa sought refuge to avoid arrest by the International Criminal Court. This comes as the government attempts to enforce an international arrest warrant against him.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued an arrest warrant for Filipino senator <strong>Ronald Marapon Dela Rosa</strong>, accused of involvement in extrajudicial killings during former President <strong>Rodrigo Duterte</strong>'s administration. The warrant, kept secret since November 2025, was revealed on May 11, 2026.
A video has surfaced showing Philippine Senator <strong>Ronald Dela Rosa</strong> running towards the Senate building, evading pursuit from security personnel. This incident comes amid increasing pressure due to an arrest warrant issued by the <strong>International Criminal Court</strong> related to the drug war initiated by former President <strong>Rodrigo Duterte</strong>.
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan has warned of political efforts aimed at removing him from office. He emphasized that the world faces a critical choice between brute force and the rule of law.
Karim Khan, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, has disclosed a 'serious' and 'biased' campaign aimed at his removal due to unproven allegations of sexual misconduct and his investigations into Israeli war crimes. This revelation was made during an exclusive interview with 'Middle East Eye'.
The International Criminal Court has awarded financial compensation amounting to <strong>$8.4 million</strong> to victims of an al-Qaeda leader in Mali. This decision is part of the court's efforts to support those affected by terrorist acts.
The International Criminal Court has convicted a militant from Mali for war crimes and crimes against humanity during his leadership of the 'Islamic Police' in Timbuktu in 2012. This conviction marks a significant step towards achieving international justice.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is set to make a crucial decision by April 28 regarding former Philippine President <strong>Rodrigo Duterte</strong> and charges of crimes against humanity linked to his controversial drug war. The announcement is anticipated amid expectations of slow proceedings.
Judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) have announced that the prosecutor can resume his duties following investigations into inappropriate conduct. This decision comes at a critical time for the court, which faces significant challenges to its credibility.
On Wednesday, the majority of the governing body of the International Criminal Court (ICC) voted in favor of investigating potential misconduct allegations against Prosecutor Karim Khan. This decision comes less than a month after judges ruled there was no violation on his part.
A majority of member states in the ICC's executive office support a judicial committee's findings that cleared prosecutor Karim Khan of any misconduct. This follows UN investigations into allegations of misconduct.
The Arab Center for Independence of the Judiciary and the Arab Coalition for the ICC revealed that military attacks on Gulf states could be classified as acts of aggression and war crimes. They urged Gulf countries to sign the Rome Statute to pursue the perpetrators of these attacks.
UK Prime Minister <strong>Keir Starmer</strong> reaffirmed his country's support for the <strong>International Criminal Court</strong> (ICC) following a report clearing British Attorney General <strong>Karim Khan</strong> of any misconduct. This statement was made during a parliamentary session amid questions regarding the court's independence under external pressures.
A report obtained by The New York Times reveals evidence suggesting inappropriate behavior by the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor, casting doubt on his credibility. This comes at a critical time for the court, which faces significant challenges in its investigations.
A small group of member states of the International Criminal Court (ICC) is reportedly attempting to ignore a judicial report that clears Prosecutor Karim Khan of any misconduct. The report, prepared by senior judges, confirmed the absence of evidence against Khan.
Five international human rights organizations have filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court against FIFA and UEFA, accusing them of failing to address Israeli violations of Palestinian rights. This action marks a significant escalation in the ongoing struggle for justice for Palestinians.
An independent committee has cleared Karim Khan, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), of all misconduct allegations, stating that investigations found no wrongdoing or violation of duties. This conclusion follows a review of information from the United Nations Office of Internal Oversight Services.