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Bosnia and Herzegovina must uphold the rights of a war rape survivor
27.01.2017 - (Last modified: 12.07.2017)
Torture in Gambia: ex-Minister Ousman Sonko must face his responsibilities
26.01.2017 - (Last modified: 29.11.2017)
Nezzar case: Victims appeal case dismissal
18.01.2017 - (Last modified: 12.07.2017)
#IniMulti: Swiss quality must include the protection of human rights
10.10.2016 - (Last modified: 12.07.2017)
TRIAL International representative asked to leave Burundi
06.10.2016 - (Last modified: 12.07.2017)
UN examination of the Burundi: civil society condemns a human rights crisis
26.07.2016 - (Last modified: 12.07.2017)
«Please try to obtain justice elsewhere!», says ECHR to Torture Victims
21.06.2016 - (Last modified: 12.07.2017)
Geneva, 21 June 2016 - In a judgment delivered today, the European Court of Human Rights narrowly ruled that Switzerland did not breach the European Convention on Human Rights by denying a Tunisian torture victim the right to seek reparations from his torturer. The victim, who was granted refugee status in Switzerland years ago in light of the torture he had endured,...
TRIAL turns fourteen and change is in the air
06.06.2016 - (Last modified: 12.07.2017)
EU Day Against Impunity: Highlights, Progress, Challenges
19.05.2016 - (Last modified: 12.09.2019)
Global
(The Hague, 19 May 2016) – The European Union (EU) and its member states should make a commitment to further enhance national prosecutions of crimes under international law and human rights violations, six international human rights groups said today. Member states should adopt necessary laws, create specialized war crimes units, and ensure that these units have finan...
Make way for Justice #2: 40 cases to understand universal jurisdiction
29.02.2016 - (Last modified: 12.07.2017)
Real Rights Now: Nepali victims don’t need words, they need change
26.02.2016 - (Last modified: 12.07.2017)
Kathmandu/London/Geneva, 26 February 2016 – Illegal arrests, torture, enforced disappearances: for years, the United Nations Human Rights Committee (HRC) has repeatedly found Nepal responsible for gross human rights violations against its own citizens. Despite these many decisions, the government has shown no sign of properly compensating victims and letting justice p...
