International Crimes Division Sample Clauses

International Crimes Division. Despite not being signed, the Ugandan government expressed its intention to unilaterally implement the FPA agreement to the extent that it could. Of these, implementation of the provision for the proposed special division has advanced the furthest. Indeed, while the ICD is already operational, the other transitional justice measures foreseen under the A&R Agreement have developed only haltingly.529 (According to Xxxxxxx Xxxx, the formal policy “has dragged on for eight years and, despite being now on its sixth draft, has yet to be finalised, let alone operationalized.”530) The court, however, was formally established as the WCD in July 2008 pursuant to an administrative notice issued by then Chief Justice Xxxxx Xxxxxx, who ordered it staffed with judges and a registrar. This notice—an act of administrative fiat—effectively served as the statutory basis for the court. In 2011, by a similar act of fiat, the WCD was rebranded the ICD, with an expanded jurisdiction that includes the transnational offenses of piracy, human trafficking and terrorism.531 Its current docket has largely encompassed terrorism-related cases, notably the Kampala bombings of 2010. As discussed below, only one case related to the LRA conflict has actually come before the Division, although it has yet to advance beyond the pre-trial stage. Structurally, the ICD sits as a panel minimally comprised of three judges, although the total Division consists of five judges. Uganda’s principal judge appoints them, in consultation with the High Court Chief Justice. One of the ICD judges serves as head of the Division, and is responsible for its administration, in cooperation with the registrar.532 Judges periodically rotate out of the Division since it is “common for judges, 000 Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxx Recital (emphasis added). 527 Ibid., Clauses 7 and 10. 528 See Branch on ongoing, joint military operations between the UPDF and AFRICOM, 216-239. 529 Interview conducted with Uganda Law Reform Commission, Kampala, 13 December 2011. The government released a draft “Transitional Justice Policy” in mid-2013, but it has still not been finalized or adopted. 530 Xxxxxxx Xxxx, “Will LRA Victims Get Justice?,” Saturday Monitor (11 August 2015). 531 The High Court (International Crimes Division) Practice Directions, Legal Notice No. 10 (2011), Section 6. 532 Interview with ICD judge, Kampala, 13 December 2011. Attached to the ICD are a series of relevant units. A unit of Uganda’s Directorate of Public Prosecutions (...
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