Ugandan Judge, Known for Supporting Israel in Landmark Genocide Case, Likely to Lead International Court of Justice
Kampala, Uganda – Judge Julia Sebutinde, an experienced Ugandan jurist known for her significant contributions to international law, is set to become the next president of the International Court of Justice (ICJ). If confirmed, Sebutinde’s appointment will mark a historic milestone as she would be the first African woman to lead the United Nations’ highest legal authority. Sebutinde’s distinguished career includes pivotal roles in various international legal arenas, notably her involvement in the Special Court for Sierra Leone where she made significant contributions to the prosecution of war criminals, including former Liberian President Charles Taylor. … Read more