Reports and publications

Nepal has a poor record of implementing international human rights decisions, resulting in mounting frustration among vi...

The UN Human Rights Committee must identify the key concerns on human rights protection in view of the periodic exam of...

Deep-rooted structural deficiencies have resulted in impunity for human rights violations in Burundi. Based on its own e...

Murals glorifying war criminals, graffiti of fascist symbols, fascist slogans being chanted at football matches, the den...

Why do so few victims in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) receive reparations even as the number of conviction...

TRIAL International’s 2019 Activity Report is out. With new victories to salute and a closer support than ever to victim...

TRIAL International has compiled an analysis of the repercussions of the coronavirus on the fight against impunity and t...

TRIAL International and its partner in Kathmandu, the Human Rights and Justice Centre (HRJC), have submitted a detailed...

How do different countries prosecute genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, torture and enforced disappearance?...

The latest Universal Jurisdiction Annual Review (UJAR) salutes the rise of universal jurisdiction cases worldwide. It al...

The denial of genocide, the Holocaust, crimes against humanity and war crimes is used by a growing portion of the politi...

TRIAL International publishes a handbook on the use of photo and video evidence in criminal trials. This guide, designed...