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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 July 2025

Edited by
Kcasey McLoughlin ,
Rosemary Grey ,
Louise Chappell  and
Suzanne Varrall
Kcasey McLoughlin
Affiliation:
The University of Newcastle, Australia
Rosemary Grey
Affiliation:
University of Sydney
Louise Chappell
Affiliation:
University of New South Wales, Sydney
Suzanne Varrall
Affiliation:
University of New South Wales, Sydney

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Feminist Judgments: Reimagining the International Criminal Court , pp. vii - xii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2025
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Contents

  1. List of Contributors

  2. Foreword

    Navi Pillay

  3. Acknowledgements

  4. Chronology

  5. Table of Cases

  6. Table of Statutes, Legislation, and Treaties

  7. 1The Hope of a Thousand Small Lights

    Maxine Beneba Clarke

  8. Part IConceptual Approach

    1. 2Introduction: Feminist Judgments and the International Criminal Court

      Kcasey McLoughlin, Rosemary Grey, Louise Chappell, and Suzanne Varrall

    2. 3Do Feminists Believe in Fairy Tales? The Case for Bringing the Feminist Judgment Methodology to the International Criminal Court

      Kcasey McLoughlin

    3. 4‘The Richness of the Jurisprudence That Is Absent’: Imagining a Different Legal Past

      Patricia Sellers in conversation with Rosemary Grey

    4. 5From Feminist Reimaginings to the Field: Reflections from an International Criminal Lawyer

      Angela Mudukuti in conversation with Louise Chappell

    5. 6Intersectionality, Feminist Judgments, and the International Criminal Court: Whose Feminist Is It Anyway?

      J. Jarpa Dawuni

    6. 7Intersectional Approaches to Investigating and Prosecuting Sexual and Gender-Based Crimes: Speech Delivered at ‘The International Criminal Court at Twenty: Reflections on the Past, Present and the Future’ Conference Marking the Twentieth Anniversary of the Entry into Force of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, The Hague, 1 July 2022

      Priya Gopalan

  9. Part IIICC Judgments Reimagined

    1. 8The Situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

      1. 8.1Reflection: The Situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

        Aparajitha Narayanan and Sandrine de Herdt

      2. 8.2Child Soldiers in the Lubanga Reparations Order

        Marie Wilmet

      3. 8.3War Crimes within an Armed Group in the Ntaganda Jurisdiction Order

        Priya Gopalan and Olga Jurasz

      4. 8.4Consent and Sexual Crimes in the Ntaganda Judgment

        Isabel Maravall-Buckwalter

    2. 9The Situation in Uganda

      1. 9.1Reflection: The Situation in Uganda

        Melanie O’Brien

      2. 9.2Mental Incapacitation and Duress in the Ongwen Judgment

        Sophie Rigney

      3. 9.3Violation of Reproductive Autonomy in the Ongwen Sentence

        Tonny Raymond Kirabira, Adrienne Ringin, and Rosemary Grey

      4. 9.4Children Born of Rape in the Ongwen Sentence

        W. Naigaga Kyobiika

    3. 10The Situation in Sudan

      1. 10.1Reflection: The Situation in Sudan

        Sareta Ashraph

      2. 10.2Genocide in the Al Bashir Warrant

        Akila Radhakrishnan and Grant Shubin

      3. 10.3State Cooperation and Accountability in the Al Bashir Jordan Appeal

        Saumya Uma and Ramya Jawahar Kudekallu

      4. 10.4Victim Participation in the Abd-Al-Rahman Confirmation of Charges

        Anushka Sehmi

      5. 10.5Gender-Based Persecution in the Abd-Al-Rahman Confirmation of Charges

        Lisa Davis and Marina Kumskova

    4. 11The Situation in the Central African Republic

      1. 11.1Reflection: The Situation in the Central African Republic

        Alice Dieci and Cassandra Mudgway

      2. 11.2Forced Nudity in the Bemba Warrant

        David Eichert

      3. 11.3Charging Sexual Crimes in the Bemba Confirmation of Charges

        Loyce Mrewa

      4. 11.4Pillage in the Bemba Sentencing

        Kirsten M. F. Keith

      5. 11.5Command Responsibility in the Bemba Appeal

        Suzanne Varrall and Sarah Williams

      6. 11.6Charging Sexual Crimes in the Yekatom Charge Amendment

        Valerie Oosterveld

    5. 12The Situation in Côte d’Ivoire

      1. 12.1Reflection: The Situation in Côte d’Ivoire

        Immi Tallgren

      2. 12.2Female Defendants in the Simone Gbagbo Warrant

        Natalie Hodgson

      3. 12.3Complementarity Test in the Simone Gbagbo Admissibility Decision

        Sarah Easy

    6. 13The Situation in Mali

      1. 13.1Reflection: The Situation in Mali

        Kerstin Braun

      2. 13.2Cultural Heritage in the Al Mahdi Judgment and Sentence

        Ameera Mahomed Ismail

      3. 13.3Sentencing Al Mahdi

        Melissa McKay

      4. 13.4Destruction of Cultural Property on the Al Mahdi Reparations Order

        Laura Graham and Annika Jones

      5. 13.5Digital Evidence in the Al Hassan Warrant

        Sarah Zarmsky and Emma Irving

    7. 14The Situation in Bangladesh/Myanmar

      1. 14.1Reflection: The Situation in Bangladesh/Myanmar

        Catherine Renshaw and Afroza Anwary

      2. 14.2Deportation as a Gendered Crime in the Bangladesh/Myanmar Investigation

        Emma Palmer and Phyu Phyu Oo

      3. 14.3Persecution of Non-binary People in the Bangladesh/Myanmar Investigation

        Claerwen O’Hara

    8. 15Photo Essays: Myanmar/Bangladesh

      1. 15.1The daily life, suffering and culture of Rohingya refugees

        Azimul Hassan

      2. 15.2A window into the life of Rohingya refugees

        Omal Khair

      3. 15.3Tell the world

        Dil Kayas

    9. 16The Situation in Afghanistan

      1. 16.1Reflection: The Situation in Afghanistan

        Salima Ahmadi and Sari Kouvo

      2. 16.2The Jurisdiction Test in the Afghanistan Investigation

        Mashal Aamir and Adrienne Ringin

      3. 16.3The Gravity Test in the Afghanistan Investigation

        Jill Marshall

      4. 16.4The Complementarity Test in the Afghanistan Investigation

        Kathryn Gooding

      5. 16.5The Interests of Justice Test in the Afghanistan Investigation

        Souheir Edelbi

      6. 16.6Gender-Based Persecution in the Afghanistan Investigation Authorisation

        Susana SáCouto

    10. 17The Situations and Cases That Are Yet to Be

      Suzanne Varrall, Rosemary Grey, Kcasey McLoughlin, and Louise Chappell

    11. 18The Checkpoint

      Sara Saleh

  10. Part IIIConclusion

    1. 19Envisioning the Future ‘Art and Craft’ of Judicial Decision-Making at the ICC

      Louise Chappell, Suzanne Varrall, Kcasey McLoughlin, and Rosemary Grey

  11. Bibliography

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