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For the second year in a row, 8 Congolese lawyers underwent personalised legal training for a year. From theoretical cl...

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

The government’s proposal to criminalize torture is riddled with loopholes, as illustrated in the fictitious case of hum...

K. (real name withheld) was underage when soldiers of the Republika Srpska Army repeatedly raped her in 1992. Now a woma...

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...

Did you know that over 20 women are raped every day in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)? This everyday tragedy...

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

Widely condemned by the international community – and rightly so – Burundi’s withdrawal from the International Criminal...

On 29 November 2016, after almost 12 years of court hearings, the case of Mr. Naït-Liman experienced an important turnar...

The International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, celebrated in 25 November, sheds a light on the sco...

A TRIAL International report compiles wartime survivor testimonies on compensation, emphasizing the need for a more incl...