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Putting faces on the loved ones of disappeared persons
30.08.2021 - (Last modified: 25.08.2021)
The Gambia
A young girl, whose father was reduced to a picture on a mobile phone, a woman who wonders where the love of her life is...
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Universal jurisdiction case in Argentina: an important decision for the Rohingyas
12.08.2021 - (Last modified: 18.08.2021)
Argentina
An Argentinian court will soon hear the appeal of the only pending universal jurisdiction case on crimes against the Roh...
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Burundi: Release lawyer Tony Germain Nkina
10.08.2021
Burundi
Burundian authorities should immediately and unconditionally release lawyer Tony Germain Nkina, who was sentenced to fiv...
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Denying wartime horrors is now a criminal offence in BiH
29.07.2021 - (Last modified: 31.08.2021)
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Denial of genocide and other war crimes, that is likely to incite violence or hatred, is now prohibited by law in Bosnia...
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International justice: what role for civil society ?
16.07.2021
Switzerland
On 17 July 1998, the Rome Statute laid the foundation for the International Criminal Court and the date became the Day o...
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Enforced disappearances: Mexico faces its responsibilities
14.07.2021 - (Last modified: 19.08.2021)
Mexico
By recognising the binding nature of the urgent actions of the UN Committee on Enforced Disappearances, the Supreme Cour...
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Transitional justice: a make or break opportunity for Nepal?
13.07.2021
Nepal
Nepal’s transitional justice mechanisms are in continued tardiness to address the voice and needs of the victims. Could...
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In Nepal, police officers responsible for a child’s death go unpunished
02.07.2021 - (Last modified: 15.07.2021)
Nepal
The violent repression of a gathering in the Rupandehi district led to the death of four-year-old Chandan Patel. Despite...
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TRIAL International elects first female president and two high-profile professionals to...
15.06.2021
Switzerland
At its 2021 General Assembly, TRIAL International elected Leslie Haskell, an international justice lawyer with two decad...
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Enrolled as a child, raped as a teenager: Nepalese victim seeks redress at the United N...
15.06.2021 - (Last modified: 16.06.2021)
Nepal
Uttara (a pseudonym) suffered first-hand from the effects of the civil war in Nepal. Abducted by a Maoist guerilla, she...
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Will Mladić's conviction be enough to silence denial in BiH?
09.06.2021 - (Last modified: 10.06.2021)
Bosnia & Herzegovina
While Ratko Mladić's sentence to life imprisonment has just been confirmed, revisionist and genocide denial discourse is...
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Compensation to war crimes victims in BiH, a matter of willingness
01.06.2021 - (Last modified: 02.06.2021)
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Compensation for victims of war crimes is possible, as four recent examples in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) have shown....
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