Opinions

An op-ed by Valérie Paulet The relevance of universal jurisdiction for torture or genocide has been widely acknowledged...

An op-ed by Giorgio Malinverni We celebrate the International Day for Human Rights at the close of a rough year for int...

An op-ed by Adisa Fisic On the 68th anniversary of the Convention against Genocide, Bosnia and Herzegovina is still str...

An op-ed by Sandra Delval The District Court of Bobigny (France) upheld a guilty verdict against Pascal Simbikangwa for...

An op-ed by Philip Grant South Africa’s withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC), followed closely by Gam...

          An Op-Ed by Valérie Paulet Despite his acquittal, the trial of Colonel Ku...

An op-ed by Helena Rodríguez-Bronchú Carceller “It is forbidden to kill; therefore all murderers are punished unless th...

    An Op-Ed by Gabriella Citroni 40 years of struggle against enforced disappearances have resulted in mea...

An op-ed by Pamela Capizzi Burundi deserted its examination before the United Nations Committee against Torture (CAT) m...

On 17 July, the world will celebrate International Justice Day. But justice on an international level is not the only a...

Introduction Déborah Kitumaini Kasiba is the widow of eminent human rights defender, Pascal Kabungulu, who was assassin...