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Former Jungler sentenced to over 67 years for torture

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Historic Trial of Congolese Warlord For Crimes Against Humanity To Open in France

22.10.2025

Democratic Republic of the Congo

(Paris) - The trial of former Congolese warlord Roger Lumbala Tshitenga, which begins in Paris on Nov. 12, is a crucial opportun...

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A Blind Spot in International Justice: The Overlooked Environmental Harm

06.10.2025

Global

Investigation and prosecution of crimes under international law (including, but not limited to, war crimes, crimes against h...

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Sahel States’ ICC Withdrawal: A Step Back for Victims and Justice

26.09.2025

Global

The Global Initiative Against Impunity (GIAI)*, including FIDH, the CICC, REDRESS, TRIAL and WIGJ, condemns the announced withdr...

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Joint Statement: Save the ICC & the Rule of Law

22.09.2025 - (Last modified: 26.09.2025)

Global

Reliable sources indicate that the United States (US) plans to sanction the International Criminal Court (ICC) as an institution...

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UN HRC Side Event: Safeguarding Human Rights in complex environments

16.09.2025

Global

You are warmly invited to join us for a side event at the 60th Session of the Human Rights Council co organized by the UN Workin...

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Former Jungler sentenced to over 67 years for torture

22.08.2025 - (Last modified: 23.08.2025)

The Gambia

Denver, Colorado, USA – Today, a federal judge sentenced Michael Sang Correa to 810 months or 67.5 years in prison for torture c...

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Sentencing Hearing for Michael Correa scheduled

12.08.2025

The Gambia

U.S. Federal Court will be conducting sentencing hearing of former Jungler, Michael Sang Correa on 22 August 2025, in Denver, Co...

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Slobodan Peković convicted of murder and rape of civilians in Foča in 1992 – first verd...

22.07.2025

Bosnia & Herzegovina

The Higher Court in Podgorica today, after a three-year trial, sentenced Slobodan Peković to 20 years in prison for a war crime...

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Victims ignored, justice denied - Act Now!

17.07.2025

Global

[Day of International Criminal Justice – Global Initiative against Impunity Statement] On the 27th anniversary of the adoptio...

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Introducing the Corporate Accountability Initiative (CAI)

17.07.2025 - (Last modified: 06.10.2025)

Global

In high-risk environments, companies often rely on private security providers (PSPs) and, when oversight fails, the consequences...

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Symposium – The Business of Security: New Frontiers and Persistent Challenges in Regula...

14.07.2025 - (Last modified: 22.07.2025)

Global

From July 14 to 18, 2025, TRIAL International, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ), REDRESS and the Global Survivors F...

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Thirtieth anniversary of the genocide in Srebrenica: survivors are still searching for ...

11.07.2025 - (Last modified: 24.09.2025)

Bosnia & Herzegovina

TRIAL International's Office in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been working on the improvement of the status of survivors of war cri...

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