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The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has dismissed the request for a review of the civil procedure laws on...

The way to justice is often a long and arduous process for the victims of sexual violence who try to assert their rights...

To Permanent Representatives of Member and Observer States of the United Nations Human Rights Council, Geneva, S...

Can videos taken with a smartphone help prosecute and punish mass crimes? This is the goal of the eyeWitness project; se...

As we celebrate the 21st World Day for International Justice, it can hardly be denied that this anniversary has lost som...

Killings, kidnappings, arrests and arbitrary detentions, torture… violations of fundamental rights are commonplace in Bu...

TRIAL International and Yale Law School’s Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic submitted a General Allegation to...

Alongside thousands of others, Lenin Bista was recruited into the Maoist guerrilla when he was 12 years old, during the...

In 2014, Sara (real name withheld) was severely tortured in Burundi. Five years later, with no accountability in sight...

The hearings began in November 2018, yet they are still far from over. Why? The trial of warlord Ntabo Ntaberi, known a...

Access to justice is more crucial than ever to ease the existing tensions in the North and South Kivu provinces of the D...

Just one year ago, the Swiss Federal Criminal Court (FCC) recognized the existence of a civil war in Algeria during the...