The Hague Academic Coalition (HAC) has decided to close the Hague Justice Portal, The Hague’s major electronic gateway to information about courts and other organizations working in The Hague in the fields of international peace, justice and security.

The Hague Justice Portal is currently not being updated while possibilities are avidly being explored to continue its operation as soon as possible.

Two American students, members of the International Criminal Court Student Network, detail their experiences at the ASP in New York

The Conference brought together leading academics, international judges and practitioners, state representatives, and members of civil society, to explore the impact of the ICTY on international humanitarian law and international criminal procedure, as well as the potential of its jurisprudence to shape the future of global justice and the advancement of human rights.

The former president of Ivory Coast becomes the first former head of state to appear at the ICC

The ICC Prosecutor has renewed his call for the arrest and transfer of those alleged to have committed genocide and crimes against humanity in Darfur, citing the need to protect millions of lives in the troubled Sudanese region

The death of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, who was captured and killed by rebels in October, may have been a war crime, according to the ICC Chief Prosecutor

Human Rights Watch examines the police and judicial response, finding that of the 1,133 or more killings committed during the violence, only two have resulted in murder convictions, while victims of rape, assault, arson, and other crimes similarly await justice

Pre-Trial Chamber I referred the Republic of Malawi to the Security Council for failure to arrest Al-Bashir when he visited in October

A day after her election, Gambian lawyer Fatou Bensouda pledged to strengthen efforts to bring to justice the perpetrators of sexual and gender crimes

Al Jazeera asks if the appointment of an African as ICC chief prosecutor will impact the Court's work on the continent

Four years after the 2007-2008 post-election violence, the Kenyan police and judicial system have failed to adequately investigate and prosecute crimes and to ensure justice for victims, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.

A team of investigators from the ICC arrived in Libya on Wednesday to begin an inquiry into new allegations of sex crimes committed by loyalists of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi

The Politics of Justice: From a Human Rights Revolution to Global Justice?

The Permanent Bureau of the Hague Conference on Private International Law (HCCH) is seeking a