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Molly Quell

The Hague, Netherlands - Correspondent

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Molly Quell

Molly is a Dutch-American journalist based in The Hague, where she has covered international law and justice. She is now a staff writer for the Associated Press.

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Ukraine vs Russia hearing at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) - The two countries argued over alleged violations of the Genocide Convention, with the support for Ukraine of 32 allied countries.
Ukraine sees historic support at UN’s top court
22 September 2023 by Molly Quell
This week in The Hague, for the first time a Russian representative addressed the UN Court of Justice in the case filed by Ukraine last year, two days into Russia’s full scale invasion. The two countries argued over alleged violat [...]
Stanisic and Simatovic trial - The 2 war criminals Jovica Stanisic and Franko Simatovic at their appeal trial in The Hague (UN-IRMCT). After 30 years, the UN court’s last verdict on former Yugoslavia
2 June 2023 by Molly Quell
It took a record 20 years for the UN International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia – created in May 1993 and later replaced by “the Mechanism” – to complete the trial of two former Serbian spy masters. Arrested in 2003 [...]
Kosovo War - Installation in honor of the victims of the KLA (Kosovo Liberation Army) The Kosovo Specialist Chambers orders reparations, but will victims ever see the money?
4 May 2023 by Molly Quell
Last month, Salih Mustafa was ordered to pay more than 200,000 euros to his victims for the suffering he allegedly inflicted during Kosovo’s fight for independence. But the former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) prison officer has be [...]
Pjetër Shala's initial appearance befor the Kosovo Specialis Chambers (KSC) In The Hague, on 19 April, 2021. Trial of ex-KLA member Pjetër Shala starts in The Hague
21 February 2023 by Molly Quell
Nicknamed “Commander Wolf”, Pjetër Shala’s name has come up before both the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and the European Union’s rule-of-law mission in Kosovo, EULEX, without deeming it necessa [...]
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Emmanuel Altit (Defence lawyer) and Rupert Elderkin (prosecutor) discuss at the opening of the trial of Félicien Kabuga.
4 October 2022 by Molly Quell
Waiting for witnesses at Kabuga’s trial Nearly 30 years after some 800,000 civilians were murdered in an attempt to eradicate the Tutsi ethnic minority in Rwanda, the man accused of funding weapons purchases and backing a radio station that spewed genocidal propaganda i [...]
Salih Mustafa's lawyer (Julius von Bone) faces and greets prosecutor Jack Smith during the trial in The Hague for the allegated war crimes commited by Mustafa in Kosovo.
19 September 2022 by Molly Quell
Kosovo Specialist Chambers wraps its first war crimes trial Two years after his arrest and a year to the day after the beginning of his trial, former Kosovo Liberation Army commander Salih Mustafa heard the closing arguments before the Kosovo Specialist Chambers, in The Hague. He’s been ac [...]
Hysni Gucati and Nasim Haradinaj stand before the Kosovo Specialized Chambers
20 May 2022 by Molly Quell
Kosovo: two KLA veterans jailed for “witness intimidation” On Wednesday 18 May, the Kosovo special court based in The Hague decided to strongly sanction two former members of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) for “obstruction of justice” and “witness intimidation”. At the origin of this ca [...]
Oral debate at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) upon Ukraine's request
8 March 2022 by Molly Quell
Justice in Ukraine: the UN Court is facing the Russian invasion Russia refused to appear during Monday’s emergency proceedings before the International Court of Justice in The Hague while Ukraine argued Moscow was violating the 1948 United Nations Convention on Genocide and asked the court to [...]