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India rattle South Africa despite Hamza flurry
India's bowlers reduced South Africa to 129 for six at lunch, still 169 short of being forced to bat again as they chased India's 497-9 declared in Ranchi....
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ICC prosecutor will appeal Gbagbo's acquittal
The court acquitted Gbagbo on crimes against humanity charges on 15 January saying prosecutors had failed to prove any case against him.
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ANALYSIS: Mediterranean migration: why it’s time to put EU leaders on trial
The International Criminal Court may be the only institution capable of breaking the current legal impasse by threatening to bring Europe’s leaders to criminal account.
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Ex-Congolese VP seeks damages from war crimes court
Jean-Pierre Bemba’s lawyers on Monday said paperwork had been filed requesting compensation for unlawful detention, legal fees and losses due to the alleged mismanagement of assets seized by the court.
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England favourites but danger lurks in West Indies
A struggling West Indies sit eighth out of 10 in the ICC’s test standings and lost 2-0 to Bangladesh last time out with the red ball.
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Sudan should prosecute Darfur crimes, pursue ICC arrest warrants: UN
The UN watchdog said executions by crucifixion and stoning should be stricken from its statute books, and authorities should halt prosecutions and intimidation of journalists, critics and activists.
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[WATCH] Cricket Australia boss tackles ball-tampering incident
Cricket Australia Chief Executive James Sutherland told reporters Sunday that steps are being taken to get a "deep understanding" of a ball-tampering incident.
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The ICC are damaging their image by issuing farcical sanctions
The demerit system is clearly a contentious one and the ICC should review it so that it is fair for everybody involved in International cricket.
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Discrepancies in Rabada's case, verdict in 48 hours
Cricket writer Neil Manthorp, says there are alleged discrepancies between the report from match referee, Jeff Crowe
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UN: Burundi leadership answerable for crimes against humanity
The commission said there were reasonable grounds to believe that crimes against humanity had been committed since April 2015.
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South Africa's Du Plessis to captain T20 World XI in Pakistan
Du Plessis, 33, is one of five South Africans named in a 14-man squad released on the ICC Twitter feed.
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[LISTEN] ICC: Arrest Omar al-Bashir if he sets foot in SA again
In April, South Africa appeared before the ICC where it defended its decision not to arrest the Sudanese leader.
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ANC still seeks withdrawal from ICC
The party's sub-committee on international relations says government will follow the proper procedures to withdraw from the ICC.
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‘SA govt wasn’t under obligation to arrest al-Bashir’
The government is appearing before the court to explain why it did not arrest Omar al-Bashir when he attended the African Union summit in Johannesburg in 2015.
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SA govt to explain reasons for not arresting Omar al-Bashir
A South African delegation is appearing before the International Criminal Court to give oral submissions on why it did not arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir.
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Ivory Coast's former first lady cleared of war crimes
Simone Gbagbo has been acquitted of crimes against humanity and war crimes charges linked to her role in a 2011 civil war.
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Gambia will stay in ICC
This goes against former president Yahya Jammeh's October announcement that he would pull the West African nation out of the ICC.
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Masutha: Some heads of state reluctant to visit SA
Government was found to have violated the ICC Act by failing to arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir when he visited the country in 2015.
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[LISTEN] What’s the deal with African states & the ICC?
Postgraduate researcher & teacher Mark Kersten discusses what the deal is with African states & the International Criminal Court.
