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Yale Law School and TRIAL International will join efforts in the coming months to help Bosnian victims access the judici...

Wednesday 22 November 2017, a historical verdict convicted Ratko Mladic, referred to by his detractors as “the Butcher o...

Legislative elections will be held on 26 November and 7 December this year in the small Himalayan republic. Unfortunatel...

On 9 November, Pre-trial ICC judges have announced that they have authorized the ICC prosecutor to open an investigation...

Mrs. A. (real name withheld) was raped during the war. Now she is stuck between unenforced compensation and stringent s...

Kavumu is a particularly poor village situated in the province of South Kivu, in Eastern DRC. Not far from the provincia...

Today, Burundi’s withdrawal from the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) will come into effect – a sa...

The United Nations Commission of Inquiry reckoned that crimes against humanity had been committed in Burundi since 2015....

Rifaat Al-Assad is a career military man and a Syrian politician. He is the younger brother of the former president of S...

To Permanent Representatives of Members and Observer States of the UN Human Rights Council: Renewing the Mandate of the...

Over 3’000 minors were forcibly recruited during the civil war. Twenty years later, they are still excluded from Nepal’s...

In September 2015, the village of Musenyi experienced absolute horror: a series of rapes and looting, committed by the...