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Criminal complaint filed against Deputy Ambassador of Sri Lanka for war crimes

30.10.2019 - (Last modified: 03.10.2019)

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Switzerland

Geneva, Bern, 4 August 2011 The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) and TRIAL – Swiss Association against Impunity – filed today a criminal complaint with the Federal Attorney General against the former Major General Jagath Dias for war crimes. Although the STP and TRIAL have invited the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) on several occasions to take act...

Mobile courts in the DRC: why, and how?

28.10.2019

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Global

Major trials in Eastern DRC such as in the Kokodikoko, Mutarule and Kavumu cases all share a common practice: mobile cou...

Burundi: End impunity for crimes of torture

21.10.2019

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Burundi

Four years after suffering severe torture, Miriam is still struggling with the psychological consequences. Yet the Burun...

Sonja Maeder Morvant: "The politicization of criminal cases can happen anywhere"

17.10.2019

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Global

Sonja Maeder-Morvant joined the Committee of TRIAL International in May 2019. An attorney-at-law at the Geneva Bar, she...

The disappearance of a Burundian activist unaccounted for… since 2015

07.10.2019

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Burundi

In Burundi, opposition to President Pierre Nkurunziza’s bid for a third mandate was met with repression across the coun...

TRIAL International welcomes the renewal of the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi

27.09.2019

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Burundi

The United Nations Human Rights Council has prolonged the mandate of the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi for one more y...

Crisis in Burundi: justice is still achievable!

20.09.2019

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Burundi

An op-ed by Pamela Capizzi Withdrawal from the International Criminal Court, refusal to collaborate with the UN, polit...

In DRC, trial opens against militia leader Kokodikoko and his accomplices

19.09.2019

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Democratic Republic of the Congo

They terrorized a dozen villages in South Kivu. Arrested in April 2019, rebel leader Frédéric Masudi Alimasi, alias Kok...

Bosnia: Sentence against Darko Mrđa raised to 20 years

18.09.2019

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Bosnia & Herzegovina

Former Bosnian Serb police officer Darko Mrđa will have to serve a 20 years sentence for crimes against humanity. In Aug...

"I have seen first-hand the importance of justice at the local level"

16.09.2019 - (Last modified: 20.02.2020)

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Global

Portraits of volunteers #5 Since 2018, twelve volunteers have taken on the specific mission of translating TRIAL Intern...

The responsible business initiative soon to be discussed in Swiss Parliament

13.09.2019

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Switzerland

Inhumane working conditions, child labor and pollution from mines: the IniMulti initiative submitted in 2016 aims to put...

UN Commission of Inquiry on Burundi calls for utmost international vigilance

09.09.2019 - (Last modified: 10.03.2020)

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Burundi

On 4 September 2019, the United Nations Commission of Inquiry (CoI) presented its latest set of conclusions on the situa...

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