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Geneva, 26 January 2017 - Dictator Yahya Jammeh has reigned for 20 years over Gambia – a reign that saw the widespread u...

An op-ed by Pamela Capizzi The country showed no sign of improvement in 2016, perpetuating a detrimental situation for...

Across Bosnia and Herzegovina, thousands of women struggle with the scars of wartime sexual violence. TRIAL Internationa...

Geneva, 18 January 2017 - The case against Khaled Nezzar was opened by the Office of the Attorney General (MPC) of Switz...

Eighteen months after Erwin Sperisen received a life sentence for the murder of ten prisoners, his hierarchic superior i...

For the first time in Nepal, torturers have been ordered to pay compensation to their victim. Unfortunately, they also...

The fight against impunity is at the heart of TRIAL International’s mission. But what does it really mean? What are its...

For the second year in a row, 8 Congolese lawyers underwent personalised legal training for a year. From theoretical cl...

An op-ed by Valérie Paulet The relevance of universal jurisdiction for torture or genocide has been widely acknowledged...

The government’s proposal to criminalize torture is riddled with loopholes, as illustrated in the fictitious case of hum...

K. (real name withheld) was underage when soldiers of the Republika Srpska Army repeatedly raped her in 1992. Now a woma...

An op-ed by Giorgio Malinverni We celebrate the International Day for Human Rights at the close of a rough year for int...