international law

• Why we should send Gaddafi and his awful outfits to the ICC
  Posted on August 30, 2011 by Louise Restell
  Normally I associate the 1980s with the Thatcher government, the miners’ strike, the Falklands war and alarming fashion decisions.  I often forget it was also the decade that saw the end of apartheid in South Africa and the Berlin wall.  But watching the Arab Spring spread across the Middle East has reminded me that these international events had as big an influence on me as did events on my own doorstep.
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  Posted in: Courts
  Tagged: Amnesty International, David Cameron, death penalty, Gaddafi, human rights, ICC, international law, justice, Libya, Robespierre, UN Security Council