Tag: MICC
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Dražen
By Anna Pietuszek This story is inspired by Dražen Erdemović. Once upon a time was a young man name Dražen. A short time after his 22nd birthday, in his town, started a war. Dražen tried to run away, but he came to a wall so high, he could not get past. He had to come…
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Is Justice Justified?
Milica Jovanović October 16th, 2023 As a society, we would all like to think we have progressed far from the issues of the past, as well as the mistakes of our ancestors in history; yet, war is still ongoing and crime is still happening everywhere, every day. So how can we ensure truly leaving barbaric…
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Why Does The Flick Case Matter?
by Niels Salewski Oct 15, 2023 This morning some evidence showed up which proved that Friedrich Flick is a cruel monster. We had heard that the prosecution had a very important document, and after asking for it, they brought it to us. The evidence was a photograph, a document #52, and a letter from someone…
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Does the MICC Matter If No One Trusts It?
by Teodora Kobaš Oct 15, 2023 Today, we are diving into a thought-provoking question that often buzzes around the world of international affairs: Does the court (the court of the MICC) matter if no one trusts them? It’s a significant question that warrants exploration and discussion. The International Criminal Court is a permanent international court…
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What If I Am Wrong?
by Ana Nastić Oct 15, 2023 The defense team claims that it’s not important if the person they’re defending are guilty. They are doing their job professionally, and they are biased 100% for their client. The prosecution team also claims that they stay professional when they think that their client is guilty. “If he’s not…
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Forced Sterilisation of Roma Women in Slovakia
Discrimination or anti-romani sentiment against the Roma people is a serious problem and human rights issue in many countries including Slovakia. This phenomenon is very often based on stereotypes revolving around criminality, laziness, and receiving undeserved benefits from the state. In the 2009 survey conducted by EU-MIDIS across several European countries, including Slovakia, which was…
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The Reality of Abortions in Poland
Poland has one of the most stringent abortion laws in the European Union. As of 2023, abortion is permissible under two circumstances: when the pregnancy threatens the woman’s life or health, and when the pregnancy is the consequence of rape. Abortions require a doctor’s consent and written permission from the pregnant woman. Violations may lead…
