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Author: Karl Kemp

01 Mar

The Impact of Unpaid Internships at the ICC on the Development and Legitimacy of the ICC

[Karl Kemp is a freelance South African journalist whose work has appeared, inter alia, in VICE and Rolling Stone magazine.] The controversy and angst engendered by the subject of unpaid internships is nothing new to my generation. In 2015, an UN intern in Geneva was found sleeping in a tent next to the city’s eponymous lake, unable to afford housing, having...

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