A child soldier with Thomas Lubanga's Union of Congolese Patriots militia in eastern DRC in 2003
Thomas Lubanga could be jailed for life if the judges decide the crimes are exceptionally grave
A child soldier with Thomas Lubanga's Union of Congolese Patriots militia in 2003
Representatives of Senegal at the International Court of Justice in The Hague on March 12
Thomas Lubanga could be jailed for life if the judges decide the crimes are exceptionally grave
A child soldier with Thomas Lubanga's Union of Congolese Patriots militia in 2003
Congolese militia boss Thomas Lubanga
Thomas Lubanga listens to the guilty verdict
A Union of Congolese Patriots child soldier walks through the market in Iga Barriere in 2003
A child soldier with Lubanga's militia in 2003
Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo (L) with Angelina Jolie in February 2012
Thomas Lubanga listens to the guilty verdict
A Union of Congolese Patriots child soldier walks through the market in Iga Barriere in 2003
A child soldier with Lubanga's militia in 2003
Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo (L) with Angelina Jolie in February 2012
Congolese militia boss Thomas Lubanga
Thomas Lubanga listens to the guilty verdict
A Union of Congolese Patriots child soldier walks through the market in Iga Barriere in 2003
A child soldier with Lubanga's militia in 2003
Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo (L) with Angelina Jolie in February 2012

I.Coast's Gbagbo before ICC judges over poll bloodshed

Ivorian ex-president Laurent Gbagbo on Tuesday faces International Criminal Court judges who will decide whether there is enough evidence to try him for masterminding a bloody election standoff two years ago.
 

I.Coast's Gbagbo to face ICC over poll bloodshed

Ivory Coast ex-president Laurent Gbagbo on Tuesday faces International Criminal Court judges who will decide if there is enough evidence to try him for masterminding a bloody election standoff two years ago.
 

Plagiarism probe into Germany's Eurovision entry

Germany's entry for this year's Eurovision Song Contest is being investigated after allegations that it copied elements of last year's winner, a television station reported Monday.
 

Assad says confident of winning Syria war

President Bashar al-Assad said he is confident his troops will win the conflict ravaging Syria, as new calls were made on Monday for the International Criminal Court to launch a probe into war crimes.
 

Mass demos as Palestinians challenge EU on prisoners

Thousands rallied in the West Bank's two largest cities on Monday in support of four long-term hunger strikers, as the Palestinians demanded tougher EU action to help their prisoners.
 

UN inquiry team urges Syria war crimes probe

The UN's former chief prosecutor Carla del Ponte said Monday that the International Criminal Court should be called in to probe war crimes in Syria and bring the perpetrators to justice.
 

UN team urges global action on Syria war crimes

Former chief UN prosecutor Carla del Ponte said Monday that the International Criminal Court should be called in to probe war crimes in Syria and bring the perpetrators to justice.
 

ICC should launch Syria war crimes probe: del Ponte

The International Criminal Court should be called in to probe war crimes in Syria, former UN prosecutor Carla del Ponte said Monday.
 

Britain urges Chad to arrest Sudan's Bashir

Britain called on Chad on Saturday to arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir while he visits N'Djamena for a regional summit and to hand him over to the International Criminal Court.
 

I. Coast police disperse protesters ahed of Gbagbo ruling

Police fired tear gas to disperse a banned protest on Saturday by supporters of former president Laurent Gbagbo, just days before the International Criminal Court is to decide whether he will go on trial for crimes against humanity.
 

I. Coast police use tear gas on pro-Gbagbo protesters

Police fired tear gas to disperse a banned protest on Saturday in the economic capital of the Ivory Coast by supporters of former president Laurent Gbagbo, an AFP reporter said.
 

Ivory Coast officially becomes member of ICC

Ivory Coast on Friday became a member of the International Criminal Court in The Hague, where its former president is facing trial for alleged crimes against humanity.
 

Kenya court clears Kenyatta to stand for election

Kenya's High Court cleared the way Friday for presidential hopeful Uhuru Kenyatta to run for office next month despite his facing a crimes against humanity trial, saying it lacked the jurisdiction for the case.
 

Kenya court 'can't bar' Kenyatta from poll

Kenya's High Court said Friday it lacked the jurisdiction to rule whether presidential hopeful Uhuru Kenyatta, who faces a crimes against humanity trial, is eligible to run for office next month.
 

Aid to 100,000 Darfur displaced in jeopardy: UN

Aid delivery is in jeopardy for an estimated 100,000 people affected by violence in Sudan's Darfur region unless authorities grant better access, the United Nations warned on Thursday.
 

Aid to 100,000 Darfur displaced in jeopardy, UN says

Aid delivery is in jeopardy for an estimated 100,000 people affected by violence in Sudan's Darfur region unless authorities grant better access, the United Nations warned on Thursday.
 

Cybersecurity battle looms after Obama directive

President Barack Obama's order aimed at ramping up protection from cyberattacks will address only a small portion of threats and sets up a fresh battle in Congress over legislation.
 

Accused Kenyans' lawyers want ICC trial postponed

Kenyan presidential hopeful Uhuru Kenyatta's lawyer asked the International Criminal Court on Thursday to postpone his crimes against humanity trial, accusing prosecutors of withholding evidence.
 

Google fires back at British Telecom in patent row

Google fired back at British telecom titan BT Group in US and British courts, escalating a year-old patent battle.
 

Sharp cuts will hurt recovery: US Treasury nominee

Steep automatic spending cuts slated for March 1 could stall the US economic recovery, Jack Lew, the nominee for US Treasury secretary, told Congress Wednesday.