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23 February 2017

International Criminal Court asked to investigate corporate actors for crimes against humanity linked to Australia’s detention regime

Last week, in a move that attracted international attention, (see here and here also) the International Human Rights Clinic at Stanford Law School and Global Legal Action Network (GLAN) asked the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to commence an investigation into public officials, in particular Australian public officials, and corporate actors from three named companies that it claimed may have committed and be continuing to commit the crimes against humanity of unlawful imprisonment, torture, deportation, persecution and other inhumane acts. The communique alleges both direct corporate perpetration of the crimes and corporate complicity in the planning and carrying out of said crimes in continuance of Australia’s immigration policies by individuals. 

Katherine Tyler

22 February 2017

Court Orders South African Government to Revoke ICC Withdrawal Notice

The High Court in Pretoria has ruled that the South African Government’s attempt to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (“ICC”) was ‘invalid’ and that the approval of Parliament is required. 

21 February 2017

Open and Shut Cases may be re-opened

It has been reported that the arrests of two men who work at a forensic science laboratory on suspicion of perverting the course of justice may lead to hundreds of cases being reviewed. 

21 February 2017

International Criminal Law – A month in review – January 2017

International Crime News Review for January 2017

Rebecca Niblock

21 February 2017

All change for the PACE codes of practice?

A closer look at the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (Codes of Practice) (Revision of Codes C, D, and H) Order 2017.

Matthew Hardcastle

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