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Dieneke de Vos

January 11, 2020

Colombia’s Constitutional Court issues landmark decision recognising victims of reproductive violence in conflict

Dieneke de Vos
April 24, 2017

Corporate accountability: Dutch court convicts former “Timber baron” of war crimes in Liberia

Dieneke de Vos
March 13, 2017

#WomensMarch the Netherlands 2.0

Dieneke de Vos
December 8, 2016

ICC trial against Dominic Ongwen commences – some thoughts on narratives

Dieneke de Vos
December 5, 2016

A day to remember: Ongwen’s trial starts on 6 December

Dieneke de Vos
October 20, 2016

Another first at the ICC: convictions for offences against the administration of justice

Dieneke de Vos
May 11, 2016

Putting the “Woman Question” front and centre: Professor Ruth Rubio Marín

Dieneke de Vos
March 25, 2016

A Week of Firsts at the ICC

Dieneke de Vos
March 22, 2016

ICC issues landmark judgment: Bemba convicted as commander-in-chief for sexual violence crimes (Part 2/2)

Dieneke de Vos
March 21, 2016

ICC issues landmark judgment: Bemba convicted as commander-in-chief for sexual violence crimes (Part 1/2)

Dieneke de Vos
March 14, 2016

Can the ICC prosecute forced contraception?

Dieneke de Vos
February 29, 2016

Why we should be watching the ICC on 21 March

Dieneke de Vos
February 4, 2016

Confirmation of charges hearing in Dominic Ongwen case: hopeful signs for gender justice?

Dieneke de Vos

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IntLawGrrls speaks to the relationships between intersectional feminism and international law, policy and practice. The blog gives scholars, lawyers, policymakers, leaders and activists a place to share feminist perspectives on international legal issues.

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