Nicoletta Fagiolo
Edward S. Herman, Fourth power in the name of truth
Professor emeritus of finance at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, public intellectual, political economist and medias...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Dec 12, 201721 min read
From the Arusha peace accords to the Arusha tribunal, silencing history 23 years down the line
Diane Rwigara (centre), a prominent critic of Rwanda's President Paul Kagame, is escorted by police officers to the court room at the...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Dec 3, 20177 min read
From Bouaké to The Hague, justice denied
The Hague-based International Criminal Court (ICC), when it decides to open an investigation into grave human rights abuses writes up a...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Dec 3, 20172 min read
VIEWPOINT: AFRICA’S COLONIAL VESTIGE, THE CFA FRANC
Nicoletta Fagiolo On 19 August 2017, Kemi Seba, a Franco-Beninese Pan-Africanist activist living in Senegal since 2011 and leader of the...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Nov 6, 201718 min read
Qu’est-ce que Human Rights Watch observe ?
Dans ce qui ressemble de plus en plus à une « criminalisation de la justice internationale », la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) tient...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Oct 26, 20172 min read
POINT DE VUE : LE FRANC CFA, VESTIGE COLONIAL EN AFRIQUE
Le 19 août 2017, Kémi Séba, un activiste panafricaniste franco-béninois vivant au Sénégal depuis 2011, leader de l’ONG Urgences...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Jul 1, 20177 min read
The International Criminal Court A “Big Fish Justice?”
THE THINKER Volume 73 / 2017 INTERNATIONAL The world’s first permanent international criminal court (the ICC) that came into being on 1...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Jun 23, 201616 min read
What is Human Rights Watch watching?
In what looks increasingly like a “criminalization of international justice”[i], the International Criminal Court (ICC) is currently...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Jun 1, 20169 min read
Shadow work, missing out on history.
In the documentary Shadow work published recently on U tube (Journeyman Pictures) the filmmaker Nigel Walker says he wishes to understand...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Jun 1, 201610 min read
“Shadow work”, un film qui passe à côté de l'histoire
Dans le documentaire Shadow work récemment mis en ligne sur Youtube (Journeyman Pictures) le réalisateur Nigel Walker dit qu'il veut...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Feb 24, 20161 min read
The Gbagbo case. When international justice becomes arbitrary
Since 2011, Former President of Côte d'Ivoire Laurent Gbagbo has been under arrest and held in The Hague for alleged crimes against...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Oct 17, 201513 min read
The CFA Franc: Africa’s financial anachronism
More and more voices on the African continent, from expert economists, businessmen to politicians and simple citizens are questioning the...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Jun 3, 20152 min read
THINGS STILL FALL APART: THE POLITICS OF MEMORY IN CÔTE D’IVOIRE
“The Igbo people say, If you want to see it well, you must not stand in one place. The masquerade is moving through this big arena. ...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
May 30, 20132 min read
Orientalism in Africa? The ICC and the case of Laurent Gbagbo
Let us imagine for a moment that at the November 1945 Nuremburg trials, which were held so as to condemn those responsible for...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Jan 30, 20131 min read
Laurent Gbagbo and the right to 'difference'
Since November 2011 Laurent Gbagbo, the former president of Côte d’Ivoire, has been detained at the International Criminal Court in the...
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Nicoletta Fagiolo
Jan 16, 20132 min read
Il caso Laurent Gbagbo e il diritto alla differenza
Dal Novembre del 2011 Laurent Gbagbo, ex Presidente della Costa d’Avorio, si trova alla Corte Penale Internazionale dell’Aia accusato di...
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