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Judiciary – Key Decisions Legal Representation Counsel for Defence Defence Counsel of individuals who have appeared before the Court as of 16 September 2011 1949 Total number of Defence counsel: 35 Number of female counsel: 7 (20%) Number of male counsel: 28 (80%) Geographic distribution of counsel: 18 from WEOG; 16 from African States 1950 Number of QCs: 3 1951 Number of counsel representing more than one suspect: 5 1952 Number of counsel who previously worked for the Prosecution: 3 1953 304 Accused Defence counsel Nationality of counsel Uganda Situation No suspects have appeared before the Court. DRC Situation Lubanga Catherine Mabille France Jean-Marie Biju-Duval France Marc Desalliers Canada Caroline Buteau Canada Katanga David Hooper, QC UK Andreas O’Shea UK Ngudjolo Jean-Pierre Kilenda Kakengi Basila Belgium Prof Jean-Pierre Fofé Djofia Malewa DRC Mbarushimana Nicholas Kaufman Israel/UK Yaël Vias-Gvirsman Israel/France 1949 The information in this chart was drawn from the public record of the cases, from the public list of counsel admitted to practise before the ICC, as well as from information provided to the Women’s Initiatives for <strong>Gender</strong> Justice by the CSS by email dated 21 and 26 October 2011. Where counsels’ nationality is not noted, this information was not at present available from the CSS. Lawyers who wish to practise before the ICC, either as counsel or as assistant to counsel, must meet the criteria of admission to the List of Counsel; to be admitted, candidates must satisfy the minimum quality assurance requirements set out in Rule 22 of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence, and Regulation 67 of the Regulations of the Court. Without ICC accreditation, lawyers cannot practise before the ICC. Some of the individuals in the chart (noted in italics) do not appear on the ICC’s List of Legal Counsel or List of Assistants to Counsel, made available by the CSS on 26 July 2011. In an email to the Women’s Initiatives for <strong>Gender</strong> Justice, dated 26 October 2011, the CSS clarified that these individuals may work on a ‘pro bono’ basis, as case managers, as resources persons or as professional investigators, for which the ICC Statute does not require accreditation. 1950 WEOG: two from France, three from Canada, five from the UK, two from Belgium, three from the USA, one from the Netherlands and two with dual nationality (Israel/UK and Israel/France); African States: two from the DRC, one from South-Africa, one from Sierra Leone, eleven from Kenya and one from The Gambia. The nationality of one counsel is unknown. 1951 David Hooper QC, Karim A. A. Khan QC and Steven Kay QC. The Award of Queen’s Counsel (QC) ‘is made to experienced advocates, both barristers and solicitors, who have higher rights of audience in the higher courts of England and Wales and have demonstrated the competencies in the Competency Framework to a standard of excellence. ‘Advocacy’ includes both oral and written advocacy before the higher courts, arbitrations and tribunals and equivalent bodies.’ See . 1952 Karim A.A. Khan QC (representing four suspects), Andrew J.Burrow (representing two suspects), Nicholas Koumjian (representing two suspects), David Hooper QC (representing two suspects), and Joseph Kipchumba Kigen-Katwa (representing two suspects). 1953 Essa Faal, Nicholas Kaufman and Ibrahim Yillah.
Judiciary – Key Decisions Legal Representation Accused Defence counsel Nationality of counsel Darfur Situation Abu Garda Karim A. A. Khan, QC UK Andrew J. Burrow South Africa Banda Karim A. A. Khan, QC UK Nicholas Koumjian USA Andrew J. Burrow South Africa Jerbo Karim A. A. Khan, QC UK Nicholas Koumjian USA Ibrahim Yillah Sierra Leone CAR Situation Bemba Nkwebe Liriss DRC Aimé Kilolo Musamba Belgium Kenya Situation Ruto David Hooper, QC UK Joseph Kipchumba Kigen-Katwa Kenya Kioko Kilukumi Musau Kenya Abraham Kithure Kindiki Kenya Caroline Buisman Netherlands Kosgey George Odinga Oraro Kenya Julius Kemboy Kenya Allan Kibet Kosgey Kenya Liane Aronchick 1954 Sang Joseph Kipchumba Kigen-Katwa Kenya Joel Kimutai Bosek Kenya Philemon Koech Busieni Kenya Logan Christi Hambrick USA Muthaura Karim A.A. Khan, QC UK Essa Faal Gambia Kennedy Ogetto Kenya Kenyatta Steven Kay, QC UK Gillian Higgins UK Ali John Philpott Canada Gregory Kehoe USA Evans Monari Kenya Gershom Otachi Kenya Libya Situation No suspects have appeared before the Court. Côte d’Ivoire Situation No suspects have appeared before the Court. 1954 Information about nationality was not provided by the CSS by email dated 26 October 2011. In addition, Liane Aronchick is not named on the List of Counsel or the List of Assistants to Counsel made available by the CSS on 26 July 2011. 305
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