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

Thousands of Bosnian war victims have yet to receive justice. For some of them, justice is simply unaffordable. The...

An interview with Guy Mushiata, Human Rights expert in the DRC   TRIAL: Once again, the DRC is making the internatio...

A recent decision of the Committee against Torture confirmed that States must do much better than vague promises to uph...

Imagine having to renounce your own security to claim what is rightfully yours. This is the fate of numerous of victims...

Nepalese colonel Kumar Lama has been acquitted of the charges of torture he faced in the United Kingdom. On 6 Septemb...

  The trial for the massacre of Mutarule opened on 12 August 2016 and has been the theatre of tensions, resulting in del...

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...

Burundi must put an end to ethnic violence and the use of force against protesters, and report in October on its fight a...

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

A military tribunal in Bukavu sentenced private Bolingo Katusi to 15 years imprisonment for the rape of two women in th...