Marie Wilmet
@mariewilmet.bsky.social
Postdoc at Université libre de Bruxelles, investigating universal jurisdiction in action.
Doctor @EUI. International criminal justice, gender justice, SGBV, victims' rights, ECCC, feminist socio-legal research.
Doctor @EUI. International criminal justice, gender justice, SGBV, victims' rights, ECCC, feminist socio-legal research.
Grateful to have been included in this collective feminist project on avenues for gender justice at the ICC.
Many thanks to the editors, Kcasey McLoughlin, @rosemarygrey.bsky.social, Louise Chappell and Suzanne Varrall!
Many thanks to the editors, Kcasey McLoughlin, @rosemarygrey.bsky.social, Louise Chappell and Suzanne Varrall!
July 25, 2025 at 11:02 AM
Grateful to have been included in this collective feminist project on avenues for gender justice at the ICC.
Many thanks to the editors, Kcasey McLoughlin, @rosemarygrey.bsky.social, Louise Chappell and Suzanne Varrall!
Many thanks to the editors, Kcasey McLoughlin, @rosemarygrey.bsky.social, Louise Chappell and Suzanne Varrall!
Reconsidering trial evidence and the standard of proof applicable to the reparation stage, it determines that but for the crimes Mr Lubanga was convicted of, the child soldiers would not have experienced harms from sexual and gender-based violence, and allows them to qualify for reparations.
July 25, 2025 at 11:01 AM
Reconsidering trial evidence and the standard of proof applicable to the reparation stage, it determines that but for the crimes Mr Lubanga was convicted of, the child soldiers would not have experienced harms from sexual and gender-based violence, and allows them to qualify for reparations.