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South Africa and the ICC: It’s not too late to change course

Article Staff Reporter - 10 Sep 2018

Remaining in the International Criminal Court would demonstrate real commitment to victims of the gravest crimes

Local row over Golstone’s retraction

Article Verashni Pillay - 11 Apr 2011

Judge Goldstone's partial recantation of a UN-sponsored report on Israel's invasion of Gaza has predictably divided the local Jewish community.

UN compilers split over Gaza report rebuttal

Article Ed Pilkington - 11 Apr 2011

The UN has roundly rebuffed remarks by South African judge Richard Goldstone that cast doubt on the report into the Gaza war.

Goldstone reopens Pandora’s box

Article Jonathan Freedland - 11 Apr 2011

The judge's recent remarks about his finding against Israel highlight inherent bias at the UN.

‘Goldstone was bullied into recanting’

Article Verashni Pillay - 7 Apr 2011

Judge Goldstone's partial recantation of a UN-sponsored report on Israel's invasion of Gaza has divided the local Jewry amid claims he was "bullied".

Goldstone’s Gaza report stands, UN insists

Article Staff Reporter - 6 Apr 2011

The UN has roundly rebuffed remarks by the South African judge Richard Goldstone that cast doubt on the report into the Gaza war.

Despite flaws, Goldstone Report changed behaviour

Article Staff Reporter - 4 Apr 2011

Israelis do not forgive his initial findings, but Richard Goldstone's United Nations report is a powerful deterrent against a repeat of the war.

Israel demands UN bin Goldstone Report

Article Staff Reporter - 3 Apr 2011

Israel demanded on Sunday that the United Nations bin a report critical of its deadly 2008-2009 offensive on Gaza.

Israel demands retraction of UN Gaza criticism

Article Staff Reporter - 3 Apr 2011

Israel on Sunday demanded the retraction of a United Nations report deeply critical of its deadly 2008-2009 offensive on the Gaza Strip.

Goldstone defends international court

Article Staff Reporter - 28 Sep 2010

The criticism that the International Criminal Court was against African countries was unfair, Judge Richard Goldstone said on Monday.

Rabbi Goldstein skips Goldstone meeting

Article Staff Reporter - 7 May 2010

Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein declined this week to meet Justice Richard Goldstone to discuss the report on the 2008 Israeli invasion of Gaza.

Goldstone family drawn into row over Gaza report

Article Chris Mcgreal - 1 May 2010

Richard Goldstone, the former war crimes prosecutor, is being forced to meet South African Jewish leaders to hear of their anger over a UN report.

Goldstone ‘delighted’ to be attending bar mitzvah

Article Staff Reporter - 24 Apr 2010

Judge Richard Goldstone would attend his grandson's bar mitzvah in Johannesburg next month, the SA Jewish Board of Deputies said on Friday evening.

Sachs breaks silence on Goldstone fracas

Article Staff Reporter - 22 Apr 2010

The barring of Judge Richard Goldstone from his grandson's bar mitzvah was profoundly sad, said former Constitutional Court judge Albie Sachs.

Goldstone cleared for grandson’s bar mitzvah

Article Staff Reporter - 16 Apr 2010

Former Constitutional Court Judge Richard Goldstone will be allowed to attend his grandson's bar mitzvah next month, the SA Zionist Federation said.

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