Al Hassan Case: ICC Trial Chamber X Orders Reparations for Victims

Author: Elvis GOUZAPublished on: April 28, 2026Country: International

Crime & Law

Al Hassan Case: ICC Trial Chamber X Orders Reparations for Victims

On April 28, 2026, the ICC Trial Chamber X ordered reparations for approximately 65,202 victims in the Al Hassan case, totaling €7,250,000. Al Hassan was found guilty of three crimes against humanity and five war crimes, including torture and religious persecution. The reparations will include collective rehabilitation measures, such as socio-economic support and educational programs.

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