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TRIAL International contributed to the ‘An Environmental Compact for Ukraine’ report titled ‘A Green Future: Recommendations for Accountability and Recovery’ published in February 2024.
Our recommendations include a number of strategic reflections regarding the investigation and prosecution through extraterritorial jurisdiction of international crimes resulting in...
17.04.2023 - (Last modified: 16.11.2023)
Global
Conflict in Ukraine and accountability for economic actors: universal jurisdiction increasingly instrumental in the figh...
Global
With developments seen in more than 60 cases across 16 jurisdictions, the year 2021 highlights the growing importance of...
12.04.2021 - (Last modified: 11.05.2022)
Global
The year 2020 will remain in memories, by and large, as a period unlike any other. The covid-19 pandemic has turned arou...
05.05.2020 - (Last modified: 07.05.2020)
How do different countries prosecute genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, torture and enforced disappearance?...
30.03.2020 - (Last modified: 23.02.2023)
Global
The latest Universal Jurisdiction Annual Review (UJAR) salutes the rise of universal jurisdiction cases worldwide. It al...
01.03.2019 - (Last modified: 23.02.2023)
Global
TRIAL International is proud to publish its fifth Universal Jurisdiction Annual Review (UJAR). Analyzing 60 cases across...
12.03.2018 - (Last modified: 23.02.2023)
Global
Universal jurisdiction is here to stay. In their annual report Make way for justice #4, TRIAL International and its part...
27.03.2017 - (Last modified: 23.02.2023)
Global
Universal jurisdiction has gathered unprecedented momentum in 2016. In their annual report, TRIAL International and its...
06.06.2016 - (Last modified: 23.02.2023)
Global
Annual Report on Universal Jurisdiction
TRIAL, FIBGAR, ECCHR and FIDH publish for the second consecutive year their a...
06.06.2015 - (Last modified: 23.02.2023)
Global
Make Way for Justice: Universal Jurisdiction Annual Review 2015
TRIAL, ECCHR and FIDH have published their first annu...
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