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Legal Eye on the ICC
Legal Eye on the ICC – September 2009
Legal Eye on the ICC – August 2009 - Special issue on amicus curiae filing
Legal Eye on the ICC – July 2009
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Legal Eye on the ICC – March 2009

Women's Voices
Women’s Voices - December 2009
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Women’s Voices - March 2009

Eye on the ICC
Eye on the ICC 2008 - 4 (December 2008)
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Eye on the ICC 2007 - 5 (December 2007)
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Eye on the ICC 2007 - 2 (May 2007)
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Prosecution of Women's Rights Defenders Continues in Iran
Women's rights defenders are experiencing a new phase of government oppression ranging from interrogations to prison sentences...
Prosecution of Women's Rights Defenders Continues in Iran

Comfort Women Decry Prime Minister's Comments
The Women’s Initiatives for Gender Justice joins surviving “comfort women” in denouncing Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s recent comments claiming over 200,000 women sexually enslaved by the Japanese Imperial Army from 1932 to 1945 had not been coerced into sexual slavery by the former Japanese Army.
Comfort Women Decry Prime Minister's Comments.pdf


Democratic Republic of the Congo
Background on the DRC case On March 6, 2007, the Presidency of the ICC constituted Trial Chamber I in the Lubanga case as follows: Judge Elizabeth Odio Benito, Judge René Blattmann and Judge Adrian Fulford. The Presidency also decided to suspend the transmission of the record of proceedings of Pre-Trial Chamber I to Trial Chamber I until new Defence Counsel is assigned to Mr. Lubanga and it is determined that he or she has had adequate time to familiarise him or herself with the case.
http://www.icc-cpi.int/library/cases/ICC-01-04-01-06-842_English.pdf In March 2007, the ICC Registry announced that the accused Thomas Lubanga is in the process of seeking new Counsel as his current Lead Counsel, Jean Flamme, announced his withdrawal from the case due to health reasons. This will most likely delay the commencement of the first trial. On February 5, 2007, the Prosecution appealed against...

Free Women's Rights Defenders in Iran
On March 4th, thirty three women's rights defenders were arrested in Tehran during a peaceful gathering in front of the Islamic Revolutionary Court in Tehran.

International Women's Day Message
This March 8th women in north and north eastern Uganda are hoping they can mark International Women's Day amidst the renewal of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement between the rebel group the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) and the Government of Uganda, due to expire on February 28th... Gender Justice for Women in Conflicts.pdf