Criticising the ICC Prosecutor

September 17th, 2008 • Law, UN

Kevin Heller has an interesting post at Opinio Juris on the recent criticism of the ICC Prosecutor by some NGOs. Calls for his removal are certainly premature but I’m amazed at how terribly the Prosecutor mucked up the Lubanga case. Were the confidentiality agreements really necessary to prove their case? And now he’s almost free due to their withholding of information. Not good.

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