Key funding talks open on world war crimes court
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Countries that have signed up to the world's first permanent war crimes court opened a conference to discuss crucial funding for the tribunal, which has run into strong opposition from the United States.
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LONDON, Sep 9 (IPS) - The International Criminal Court plans to take on   new cases next year but is scrambling for funding this week.
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Prosecutors awaited a last-minute ruling Monday on their request to move the war crimes trial of a former Bosnian army officer accused of allowing Muslim fighters to commit atrocities against Serbs and Croats.
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Cambodian and international judges begin talks to prevent the possible collapse of the Khmer Rouge trials.
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A Bosnian Serb general accused of  complicity in the murder of thousands in the 1992-95 Bosnia war  was on his way to the Hague tribunal on Friday, a gesture that  may improve Serbia&#39;s chances of joining the European Union.
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Top finance officials of the Group of Seven industrial powers opened talks in Washington, expected to focus on issues such as oil prices, China's currency, Iraq and the debt crisis of the world's poorest countries.
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The war crimes tribunal trying former Liberian President Charles Taylor for allegedly orchestrating atrocities in West Africa's upheavals needs more money to complete its cases, Human Rights Watch said Thursday.
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Chief U.N. war crimes prosecutor Carla Del Ponte, international law experts and human rights activists gathered in Belgrade on Friday to review Serbia's shortcomings in dealing with war crimes committed during the 1990s Balkan conflicts.
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The UN-backed war crimes tribunal for Sierra Leone is due to hand down its first judgements.
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UN officials are in Cambodia to discuss funding for a tribunal to bring to justice leaders of the bloody Khmer Rouge.
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European Justice and Home Affairs ministers are to start talks on whether asylum seekers could be processed outside the EU.
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Public hearings on Liberia's lengthy conflict are to start at its Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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Labour's ruling body convenes to discuss party funding proposals which some fear would end its link with trade unions.
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THE HAGUE -- Overriding the defendant's objections, the UN war crimes tribunal appointed two lawyers to represent Slobodan Milosevic yesterday, hoping to speed up the long-delayed trial and curb the former Yugoslav leader's courtroom theatrics.
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A pretrial hearing to discuss the procedures for disclosing classified information in a case against two men accused of supporting terrorists should be open to the public, an attorney for several news organizations argued Monday.
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Bulgarian judicial officials meet Wednesday to seek the transfer from Libya of five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor after their death sentences were commuted to life in prison for infecting hundreds of children with the AIDS virus.
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SHIRONGI, Rwanda  - Rwanda launched the biggest  phase yet of a scheme to try up to a million people suspected  of involvement in its 1994 genocide, opening hearings Monday at  traditional village courts around the country.