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    Mar 8, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Tension in Kenya as election result delayed again

    NAIROBI, Kenya -- As tensions mounted over repeated failures to issue results in Kenya’s tightly fought presidential contest, the election commission Friday said there would be a further delay but promised the announcement later in the evening.
    NAIROBI, Kenya -- As tensions mounted over repeated failures to issue results in Kenya’s tightly fought presidential contest, the election commission Friday said there would be a further delay but promised the announcement later in the evening....

    Tags: Voting, International Law, Nairobi (Kenya), War Crimes, Elections

    2. Mar 7, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Kenya: Election officials reject call to stop tallying votes

    A political coalition in Kenya called Thursday for a halt to tallying votes in the country's presidential race, alleging that the process “lacks integrity” and should be restarted.
    A political coalition in Kenya called Thursday for a halt to tallying votes in the country's presidential race, alleging that the process “lacks integrity” and should be restarted. The running mate of Prime Minister Raila Odinga, who has...

    Tags: International Law, Elections, Government, Kenya, International Criminal Court

    3. Mar 4, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. Kenyans flock to the polls, hoping to avoid tribal clashes

    Nairobi, KENYA -- Kenyans lined up before dawn Monday to vote in a tight presidential election, with tribal tensions simmering beneath the surface despite vows by politicians and activists to prevent the bloody clashes that marred a disputed 2007...

    Tags: Voting, International Law, Elections, Prosecution, International Criminal Court

    4. Dec 31, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Use of torture by authorities has risen in Mexico, groups say

    MEXICO CITY — On the eve of Mexico's Day of the Dead this year, authorities in Veracruz declared triumphantly that they had solved one of the decade's most notorious slayings of a journalist in Mexico. They trotted before reporters a sad-sack...

    Tags: Journalism, International Law, Human Rights, Mexico, Government

    5. Feb 20, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Lance Armstrong declines to cooperate with USADA

    Lance Armstrong’s interest in cooperating with anti-doping authorities does not include plans to speak to the agency that most thoroughly detailed the transgressions that left him stripped of his seven Tour de France cycling titles. Armstrong on...

    Tags: Lawyers, Trials, International Law, World Anti-Doping Agency, Justice System

    6. Feb 10, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Justice for genocide in Guatemala?

    GUATEMALA CITY — When a judge ruled to admit all the prosecution documents and expert witnesses in the genocide trial here of Gen. Efraín Ríos Montt last week — ensuring that Guatemala will be the first country in history to try one of its own heads of state for the most egregious crime against humanity — no triumphal smiles crossed the faces of courtroom observers. Some had been working toward this moment for years: two elderly women who between them lost a brother and a son among the 200,000 dead and disappeared over 36 years of guerrilla warfare and military dictatorship; indigenous Maya survivors from the highlands, where the army by its own account erased entire villages; those who spent their young adulthood in exile, then returned before it was safe to do so, throwing themselves into the tedious labor of collecting the evidence now being used against the general.
    GUATEMALA CITY — When a judge ruled to admit all the prosecution documents and expert witnesses in the genocide trial here of Gen. Efraķn Rķos Montt last week — ensuring that Guatemala will be the first country in history to try one of its own...

    Tags: Lawyers, Genocide, International Law, Trials, Justice System

    7. Feb 7, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Libya ordered to surrender former Kadafi spy chief

    Libya must hand over its former intelligence chief under ousted strongman Moammar Kadafi, the International Criminal Court has ordered. The push to surrender Abdullah Senussi  is the latest turn in the tug-of-war over where Kadafi insiders will stand trial for crimes against humanity.
    Libya must hand over its former intelligence chief under ousted strongman Moammar Kadafi, the International Criminal Court has ordered. The push to surrender Abdullah Senussi  is the latest turn in the tug-of-war over where Kadafi insiders will stand...

    Tags: Lawyers, International Law, Human Rights, Justice System, Tripoli (Libya)

    8. Jan 29, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Controversial Spanish doctor testifies in huge sports doping trial

    MADRID -- A Spanish doctor accused of masterminding one of the world's biggest sports doping rings took the stand Tuesday at his trial here, telling the court that the blood transfusions he administered to athletes were safe and legal at the time.
    MADRID -- A Spanish doctor accused of masterminding one of the world's biggest sports doping rings took the stand Tuesday at his trial here, telling the court that the blood transfusions he administered to athletes were safe and legal at the time....

    Tags: Lawyers, Emergency Health Procedures, Cycling Trial, International Law, Trials

    9. Jan 28, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. Former Guatemalan dictator to stand trial on genocide charges

    MEXICO CITY – Former Guatemalan dictator Efrain Rios Montt will stand trial on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity, a Guatemalan judge ruled Monday, in incidents that took place during the height of the Central American nation's brutal civil war in the early 1980s.
    MEXICO CITY – Former Guatemalan dictator Efrain Rios Montt will stand trial on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity, a Guatemalan judge ruled Monday, in incidents that took place during the height of the Central American nation's brutal...

    Tags: Lawyers, Genocide, Trials, International Law, Human Rights

    10. Jan 22, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Philippines challenges Chinese claims to waters through tribunal

    The Philippines is taking a feud with China to an international tribunal, it announced Tuesday, the latest turn in the simmering dispute over a string of rocky outcroppings in the South China Sea.
    The Philippines is taking a feud with China to an international tribunal, it announced Tuesday, the latest turn in the simmering dispute over a string of rocky outcroppings in the South China Sea. In a claim shared Tuesday with the Chinese ambassador,...

    Tags: International Law, United Nations, Endangered Species, Arbitration, Barack Obama

    11. Jan 16, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. International court launches investigation of Mali abuses

    <span style="font-size: small;">As aid groups bemoan the suffering of people in embattled Mali, the International Criminal Court said it launched an investigation Wednesday of alleged crimes against humanity committed by armed groups in the country. </span>
    As aid groups bemoan the suffering of people in embattled Mali, the International Criminal Court said it launched an investigation Wednesday of alleged crimes against humanity committed by armed groups in the country. The suspected crimes include...

    Tags: Burkina Faso, Islam, International Law, Human Rights, United Nations

    12. Dec 5, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. Israel moves forward with controversial West Bank development

    JERUSALEM &ndash; Israel took another step Wednesday toward developing a highly sensitive plot of West Bank land, submitting construction plans for nearly 3,400 units of new Jewish housing on the outskirts of Jerusalem.
    JERUSALEM – Israel took another step Wednesday toward developing a highly sensitive plot of West Bank land, submitting construction plans for nearly 3,400 units of new Jewish housing on the outskirts of Jerusalem. The project, known as E-1, has...

    Tags: Mahmoud Abbas, International Law, United Nations, Government, Religion and Belief

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