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ICRC’s 3 November war-law guidance sets out concrete steps, but not enforceable duties
ICC says it can hear the Njeem case, but has not decided whether it should proceed
Skopje teacher-guide launch shows an outreach shift, not a new tribunal finding
Register of Damage for Ukraine adds claim rules and a Mariupol archive deal, but not compensation
IRMCT’s Pula archive training clarifies access to tribunal records, not new findings
ICRC’s October nuclear-weapons interventions mark a new UN pitch, not a new legal ruling
What OHCHR’s 10 October Gaza warning establishes, and what it leaves unproven
ICC ethics code changes took effect on 16 October, but the public record still stops at the text
Why a 7 September UN warning on Gaza rubble matters for future accountability cases
What Navi Pillay’s 2026 Nobel Peace Prize does and does not change for international justice
ICC Assembly move from New York to The Hague is established; the practical consequences are not
Jordan’s 7 December 2026 IHL conference: what the record shows, and what it does not
What OHCHR’s 1,004-case Ukraine sexual-violence record shows, and what it leaves open
Sheikh Hasina’s Trial: The ICC, Tribunal Legitimacy and Allegations of Political Use
Ukraine’s access-loss claims require a clear distinction between records and awards
Finding a missing person and establishing responsibility are different investigations
Lviv update shows why received and recorded claims are not an approval rate
Witness protection does not stop at the end of testimony
AI decision support can influence force without being a weapon
When a cultural object returns, its claim record must change too
Mladić remains handover does not alter the final case record
Ukraine’s new business-claim categories separate relocation from other losses
International tribunal closure does not finish every national investigation
Dutch ratification advances Ukraine claims commission, but does not switch it on alone
Hospital protection turns on medical function, not the side a patient fought for
A document in a tribunal archive is not automatically a judicial finding
ICRC appeal puts civilian protection beyond a statement of commitment
