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Tofik Dibi zonder woonadres: mag hij raadslid blijven? | De Telegraaf
Tofik Dibi zonder woonadres: mag hij raadslid blijven? | De Telegraaf
Tofik Dibi kan gewoon fractievoorzitter van Bij1 blijven in de Amsterdamse gemeenteraad. Ook nu hij klaarblijkelijk geen vaste woon- of verblijfplaats heeft. „Als hij die situatie herstelt, is er niks aan de hand.”
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Tofik Dibi zonder woonadres: mag hij raadslid blijven? | De Telegraaf
Grote stroomaanvraag provincie Utrecht voor woningbouw afgewezen | Regio | AD.nl
Grote stroomaanvraag provincie Utrecht voor woningbouw afgewezen | Regio | AD.nl
De netbeheerders hebben een collectieve stroomaanvraag van de provincie Utrecht afgewezen. Utrecht vroeg begin dit jaar capaciteit op het elektriciteitsnet aan voor de vele tienduizenden woningen die hun gemeenten in de komende jaren willen bouwen, vooruitlopend op nieuwe regels die op 1 juli zijn ingegaan. Volgens de netbeheerders voldeed het verzoek echter niet aan de criteria.
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Grote stroomaanvraag provincie Utrecht voor woningbouw afgewezen | Regio | AD.nl
VS stapt op bij vergadering VN-Veiligheidsraad na kritiek van Frankrijk | VRT NWS Nieuws
VS stapt op bij vergadering VN-Veiligheidsraad na kritiek van Frankrijk | VRT NWS Nieuws
De Verenigde Staten zijn opgestapt uit een vergadering van de VN-Veiligheidsraad nadat de ambassadeur van Frankrijk het woord had genomen. De Amerikaanse vertegenwoordiging wilde daarmee de volgens hen "hypocriete" uitspraken van Frankrijk aan de kaak stellen.
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VS stapt op bij vergadering VN-Veiligheidsraad na kritiek van Frankrijk | VRT NWS Nieuws
ICC Statement on the ASP Decision regarding disciplinary proceedings involving the ICC Prosecutor
ICC Statement on the ASP Decision regarding disciplinary proceedings involving the ICC Prosecutor
The International Criminal Court (ICC) takes note of the decision adopted by the Special Session of the Assembly of States Parties (ASP) on 24 July 2026 to remove the Prosecutor from office, having found that he has committed serious misconduct and serious breach of duty, as reflected in the ASP’s press release on the same day. The Court calls for the respect of the privacy and rights of all those involved in this process.The Deputy Prosecutors will continue to provide the leadership, management and direction of the Office of the Prosecutor, as they have done since Mr Khan took a leave of absence in May 2025 and following his suspension from duty on 8 June 2026.Throughout this process, the Court has continued to carry out its mandate and activities, thanks to the professionalism and dedication of staff members.The Court will continue to attach the utmost importance to maintaining a safe, inclusive, and respectful working environment for all personnel.The ICC remains firmly committed to advancing accountability and delivering justice for victims of crimes that deeply shock the conscience of humanity.For further information, please contact the ICC Public Affairs Unit: [email protected] . You can also follow the Court’s activities on Twitter/X, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and Flickr.
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ICC Statement on the ASP Decision regarding disciplinary proceedings involving the ICC Prosecutor
ICC Trial Chamber terminates the proceedings in the case against Mr Banda
ICC Trial Chamber terminates the proceedings in the case against Mr Banda
On 23 July 2026, Trial Chamber IV of the International Criminal Court (ICC) terminated the proceedings against Abdallah Banda Abakaer Nourain and thereby vacated the arrest warrant against him. On 15 July 2026, Trial Chamber IV authorised the Prosecution to withdraw the charges in the case after reconsidering its previous decision refusing such withdrawal. The Chamber found that the Prosecution had not demonstrated that the evidence supporting the confirmed charges deteriorated to an extent such that the case could no longer proceed to trial. Nevertheless, the Chamber determined that ‘proceeding to trial in this particular case, with a Prosecutor who refuses to present the case despite evidentiary and legal obligations to do so, would be in contravention of the Chamber’s ultimate obligation to ensure a fair and efficient trial’. Therefore, while deploring the position taken by the Prosecution, to avert an injustice, the Chamber reconsidered its previous decision and authorised the Prosecution’s request to withdraw the charges against Mr Banda. The Chamber emphasised, however, that this determination is without prejudice to any case that could be brought against Mr Banda for the same or similar facts at a later date.To ensure transparency and the publicity of the proceedings, the Chamber (i) ordered the parties and participants to file public redacted versions or request the public reclassification of the relevant submissions related to the withdrawal of charges (which to date were classified as confidential), and (ii) held a public status conference on 21 July 2026. During the status conference, the Prosecution gave public notice of their decision to withdraw the charges against Mr Banda. The Defence and the Legal Representative of Victims had an opportunity to make observations. Decision terminating the proceedingsBackground: Abdallah Banda faced three charges of war crimes (violence to life in the form of murder, whether committed or attempted; intentionally directing attacks against personnel, installations, material, units or vehicles involved in a peacekeeping mission; and pillaging). These crimes were allegedly committed in an attack carried out on 29 September 2007, against African Union Peacekeeping Mission in Sudan, at the Haskanita Military Group Site, in the Umm Kadada locality of North Darfur, Sudan.On 7 March 2011, judges of Pre-Trial Chamber I confirmed the charges of war crimes brought by the ICC's Prosecutor against Abdallah Banda and committed him to trial. Though Mr Banda appeared voluntarily before the ICC during the Pre-Trial stage of his case, on 11 September 2014, the Trial Chamber judges issued an arrest warrant to ensure his presence at trial. Since the issuance of the arrest warrant, Mr Banda has remained at large. While the Banda case initially also involved Saleh Mohammed Jerbo Jamus, Trial Chamber IV terminated the proceedings against him on 4 October 2013, upon receiving evidence pointing towards his death.
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ICC Trial Chamber terminates the proceedings in the case against Mr Banda
MVRDV wint prijsvraag voor Shift Embassy in Rotterdam
MVRDV wint prijsvraag voor Shift Embassy in Rotterdam
Met het ontwerp Rotterdam Rocks! werd het bureau gekozen uit vijf finalisten voor het zogeheten duurzaamheidsicoon in de toekomstige wijk Waterkant. Het ontwerp bestaat uit zeven gestapelde groene volumes, die zijn georganiseerd rond twee kernen.
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MVRDV wint prijsvraag voor Shift Embassy in Rotterdam