Opinions

How can a war-torn country defend its natural resources from large corporations exploiting the conflict to make a profit...

On 1 March 2019, a new chapter opened in the Sheka trial: the victims of this warlord, who has terrorized North Kivu, st...

Nepalese Foreign Minister Pradeep Gyawali headed to Geneva on 23 February to participate in the 40thsession of the Human...

Access to reparations remains an almost insurmountable obstacle for victims of serious crimes seeking justice in DRC. A...

Bringing an end to more than 20 years of authoritarian rule is a delicate process, as victims and perpetrators are somet...

Last spring, Selma Korjenić, Head of the Bosnia and Herzegovina program, traveled to Athens with a rape survivor support...

In less than a week, the Swiss people will have decided. But what exactly? “Swiss law instead of foreign judges...

Uta Simon recently served as gender advisor and investigator of sexual and gender-based violence on the UN Commission of...

What does it mean to be a woman in the Democratic Republic of Congo? What does everyday life of a human rights defender...

In partnership with the Philip Kirsch Institute and the Canadian Centre for International Justice. Joseph Rikhof is the...

On 5 September 2018, the UN Commission of Inquiry on Burundi (CoI) released its second – and possibly final –...

Thomas Unger joined the Board of TRIAL International in May 2018. A lecturer at the Geneva Academy, he has over 15 years...