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Historic Trial of Congolese Warlord For Crimes Against Humanity To Open in France

22.10.2025 - (Last modified: 05.11.2025)

Democratic Republic of the Congo

(Paris) - The trial of former Congolese warlord Roger Lumbala Tshitenga, which begins in Paris on Nov. 12, is a crucial...

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A Blind Spot in International Justice: The Overlooked Environmental Harm

06.10.2025

Global

Investigation and prosecution of crimes under international law (including, but not limited to, war crimes, crimes a...

Opinions

Sahel States’ ICC Withdrawal: A Step Back for Victims and Justice

26.09.2025

Global

The Global Initiative Against Impunity (GIAI)*, including FIDH, the CICC, REDRESS, TRIAL and WIGJ, condemns the announce...

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Joint Statement: Save the ICC & the Rule of Law

22.09.2025 - (Last modified: 26.09.2025)

Global

Reliable sources indicate that the United States (US) plans to sanction the International Criminal Court (ICC) as an ins...

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UN HRC Side Event: Safeguarding Human Rights in complex environments

16.09.2025

Global

You are warmly invited to join us for a side event at the 60th Session of the Human Rights Council co organized by the U...

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Former Jungler sentenced to over 67 years for torture

22.08.2025 - (Last modified: 23.08.2025)

The Gambia

Denver, Colorado, USA – Today, a federal judge sentenced Michael Sang Correa to 810 months or 67.5 years in prison for t...

Courtroom sketch showing Michael Correa with his lawyers, during his trial in in Denver on 7 April 2025. Drawing by Robyn Cochran-Ragland / CJA.

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Sentencing Hearing for Michael Correa scheduled

12.08.2025

The Gambia

U.S. Federal Court will be conducting sentencing hearing of former Jungler, Michael Sang Correa on 22 August 2025, in Denver, Colorado, USA. On 15 April 2025, after a five-day trial in U.S. federal court, a Denver jury found Michael Sang Correa guilty of five counts of torture and one count of conspiracy to commit torture. Mr. Correa was a member of the Junglers, a...

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