The tribunal stands as proof that crimes against humanity will not go unpunished regardless of geography or the passage of time.
Even by the lax standards of Washington political rhetoric, the recurring debate over military tribunals stands out as especially unmoored from reality.
On Thursday, however, the supreme court stood by the tribunal that had originally ruled that the letters should be released.
With the convictions of three men in the special court of Sierra Leone, supporters of this tribunal can stand up and be proud of what they have achieved.
He and the Bosnian Serb leader during the war, Radovan Karadzic, are still at large and have been sought by the United Nations war crimes tribunal to stand trial on charges of genocide and war crimes.
We hope the tribunal will stand up for our rights and reign in GCHQ's unlawful spying," she adds.
To ensure that the court is not swept away by political climes and, correspondingly, that war crimes processing in Bosnia and Herzegovina continues to function, the Constitution must be amended to endow the Chamber with constitutional status, enabling the tribunal to stand on its own.
That at least is the case of the promoters of the idea of a global tribunal that stands in impartial judgment over those charged with crimes against humanity.
Such provisions give companies a new place to take disputes – a tribunal that stands separate from and above domestic legal systems.
The Arbitral Tribunal, however, stood its ground.
