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Germany Won't Support PA, Britain 'Still Open'

It won't be a unanimous vote for the PA bid for nonmember observer state status at the United Nations tomorrow. Not quite.

France: Criminal Court 'Should Not Be Used' If PA Bid Granted

France warned the PA against taking action against Israel in the International Criminal Court should it be granted upgraded status at the UN

Denmark to Vote for PA at United Nations

Denmark will back a PA bid to upgrade its United Nations status to that of a non-member observer state, its foreign ministry announced.

Libya Says it Has Evidence to Try Qaddafi's Son

Libya has enough evidence to charge Saif al-Islam Qaddafi with crimes against humanity, lawyers tell Hague court.

PA Says It Retains Option to Charge Israel in Hague

The Palestinian Authority says it still has an option to charge Israel with “war crimes” in the International Criminal Court.

Saif al-Islam Assaulted in Detention

The son of former Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi has been assaulted in jail as the ICC and Libyan NTC wrangle over jurisdiction

Hague: Palestinian Authority Has No Standing

The prosecutor for the International Criminal Court says the PA cannot file complaints against Israel because it is not a state.

Sudanese Tensions Reach Boiling Point

South Sudan reports Sudan bombed civilian villages amid a diplomatic impasse over oil rights and the disputed Abayei region.

Libyan Gov't to Give $100M to Syrian Rebels

The Libyan government – formerly Libya's opposition forces – says it will give $100 million in food and medicine to Syria's rebel forces.

UN Panel May Accuse Syrian Leaders of War Crimes

A UN commission of inquiry has quietly submitted a sealed envelope listing Syrian leaders who may be accused of crimes against humanity.

Aisha Qaddafi Asks ICC to Try Saif al-Islam

Late strongman Muammar Qaddafi's daughter has asked the ICC to intervene on her brother's behalf and try him at the Hague.

Syria Death Toll: 1,000 Dead in 10 Days

The UN Security Council has been warned: Syrian citizens are dying by the thousands -- 1,000 in the first 10 days of December.

PA Will Raise 'Prisoner Issue' at United Nations

Officials in Ramallah say they will seek a favorable legal opinion at the United Nations forbidding Israel to incarcerate PA terrorists.

Interpol Issues 'Red Notice' for Qaddafi

The international police organization Interpol has issued a worldwide "red notice" for former Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi.

ICC Seeks Red Notice for Qaddafi

The International Criminal Court asked Interpol to issue Red Notices for Muammar Qaddafi for alleged "crimes against humanity."

Rebels Promise Qaddafi, Sons 'Fair Trial'

Rebel political leader Mustafa Abdel Jalil promised Muammar Qaddafi a 'fair trial' should he be taken alive.

Qaddafi Wanted by ICC for War Crimes

The International Criminal Court at The Hague has issued an arrest warrant for Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi. He is wanted for war crimes.

Hizbullah Named in Hariri Hit

Sources close to the Special Tribunal for Lebanon say five Hizbullah terrorists will be indicted for Rafik Hariri's assassination.

ICC Probing Viagra Use in Qadaffi Terror-Rape Campaign

ICC investigators are probing claims Qaddafi distributed 'Viagra' to his soldiers to further his terror-rape campaign in a 'horrific first.'

Int'l Criminal Court at The Hague to Probe Libya War Crimes

The International Criminal Court at The Hague is opening an investigation into alleged war crimes in Libya.

Hague Hears Arguments on PA State Status

The International Criminal Court at the Hague heard arguments on Wednesday for & against granting the Palestinian Authority the status of a state.

Noam Shalit to Testify Before UN Gaza Probe

The U.N. committee reviewing allegations of war crimes during Operation Cast Lead will hear testimony from captive soldier Gilad Shalit's father.