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Victims of war crimes are now victims of failed reparations mechanism Sarajevo and Geneva, 26th of September – A growing number of wartime torture victims in Bosnia and Herzegovina are forced to pay thousands of Euros in court fees to Republika Srpska, one administrative unit of the country, after their claims for compensation were dismissed on statute of limitations...
Will the Burundian government acknowledge its obligations or continue to ignore human rights violations committed on its...
United Nations recognizes Nepal’s responsibility on the torture and extra-judicial killing of a minor in 2004 Will the...
Anil with his family
Did Switzerland miss a historic opportunity to judge a potential war criminal? It has been ten years to the day since TR...
After 36 years of forced exile in France, Rifaat al-Assad has returned to Syria and escaped from the French justice syst...
An Argentinian court will soon hear the appeal of the only pending universal jurisdiction case on crimes against the Roh...
Uttara (a pseudonym) suffered first-hand from the effects of the civil war in Nepal. Abducted by a Maoist guerilla, she...
Geneva, 10 March 2021. The first trial brought by TRIAL International opens today in Central Kasai (Democratic Republic...
Nepal has a poor record of implementing international human rights decisions, resulting in mounting frustration among vi...

Former Gambian "Jungler" appeared in US court

04.12.2020 - (Last modified: 07.12.2020)
On 3 December 2020, former member of the elite Gambian paramilitary unit Michael Correa appeared before a US District Co...
A message from Emeline Escafit, Legal Advisor, International Investigations and Litigation For more than 20 years, Yahy...
Man facing the sea in Gambia. CC_Steve Wheeler
TRIAL International is hoping the Supreme Court will back the United Nations and rule that the six-months statute of lim...