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International justice: a last resort for some, troubles for others

22.06.2018

Global

The conviction of Eshetu Alemu last December for war crimes has brought to light the opportunities offered to victims o...

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Gathering expertise to fight sexual violence

21.06.2018

Global

Recognizing the need for good collaboration, TRIAL International partners with civil society actors to develop a toolbox...

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Sexual violence against males: still taboo

30.04.2018

Bosnia & Herzegovina

Over the past several years, sexual violence against males has periodically reached the headlines (Guantánamo, Sri Lank...

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Raising the bar: a holistic approach to improving the judiciary

22.03.2018

Global

Beyond training lawyers, it soon became apparent capacity-building should extend to judges, prosecutors and policy-make...

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Kavumu case: interview with “the man who mends women”

08.02.2018 - (Last modified: 20.12.2018)

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Doctor Mukwege founded Panzi Hospital in Bukavu in 1999. Since its inception, more than 50'000 women, including the you...

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TRIAL International: a commitment without borders for justice

01.02.2018 - (Last modified: 30.09.2020)

Global

How was TRIAL International created? Its founder and Director Philip Grant traces the genesis of the organization, which...

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Kavumu case: the key role of local actors

23.01.2018

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Despite threats and intimidations on behalf of those whom they disturb, the Congolese actors stood firm. Attorney Charl...

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Kavumu Case: An investigator at the heart of the issue

09.01.2018

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Before destiny led him to the victims of Kavumu, Georges Kuzma, police and justice expert consultant for Physicians for...

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With your help, justice becomes possible

14.12.2017 - (Last modified: 16.02.2018)

Democratic Republic of the Congo

A letter from Elsa Taquet When our forces unite to denounce and fight against atrocities, justice becomes possible. The Kavumu case, which I got the chance to participate in, is the best illustration that when national and international actors combine their efforts to obtain justice, it makes it possible to fight against systematic impunity, such as in this landmark...

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Kavumu: A psychologist alongside traumatized children

04.12.2017 - (Last modified: 10.01.2018)

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Jacqueline Fall, an expert medical consultant for Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), has always worked with children and...

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DRC: gathering evidence for the gravest crimes

09.10.2017 - (Last modified: 22.06.2018)

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Patient Iraguha, Legal Officer at TRIAL International, documents mass crimes in DRC’s most remote areas. A laborious and...

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BiH: Arts can heal past and present wounds

28.09.2017

Bosnia & Herzegovina

War scars are difficult to overcome, both at the psychological and societal level. Legal and Communications Officer Adis...

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