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Dictator Obiang Cannot “Protect” Yahya Jammeh From Justice

29.01.2018 - (Last modified: 02.02.2018)

The Gambia

Equatorial Guinea Legally Bound to “Prosecute or Extradite” Exiled Gambian Dictator (Banjul, The Gambia, Janu...

News

Ntumwa "Marocain" Maro, a warlord in the dock

25.01.2018 - (Last modified: 18.07.2018)

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Ntumwa Maro, a warlord in the dock Marocain is suspected of being one of the highest-ranking leaders of a group that ki...

Opinions

Kavumu case: the key role of local actors

23.01.2018

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Despite threats and intimidations on behalf of those whom they disturb, the Congolese actors stood firm. Attorney Charl...

News

Election of Mr Weah brings new hope for victims of war-era crimes in Liberia

22.01.2018 - (Last modified: 23.01.2018)

Liberia

Mr George Weah was elected President of the Republic of Liberia on 26 December 2017. It is the first time, since the end...

What We Do

BiH: Reducing wartime sexual violence survivors’ stigmatization during criminal proceed...

17.01.2018

Bosnia & Herzegovina

When it comes to the topic of sexual violence, in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and other parts of the world, blame and s...

Opinions

Kavumu Case: An investigator at the heart of the issue

09.01.2018

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Before destiny led him to the victims of Kavumu, Georges Kuzma, police and justice expert consultant for Physicians for...

News

Nepal extends Transitional Bodies’ mandates

08.01.2018

Nepal

Nepal’s Cabinet of ministers announced on 5 January 2018 the extension by one year of the Truth and Reconciliation Commi...

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Fight against impunity: Tunisia shirks its international commitments once again

05.01.2018

Tunisia

Press release For immediate release ACAT, OMCT and TRIAL International express their dismay over the decis...

News

Nepal government urged to take actions for war victims

20.12.2017

Nepal

The National Human Rights Commission’s (NHRC) annual report expresses concern over the delay of transitional justice in...

Opinions

With your help, justice becomes possible

14.12.2017 - (Last modified: 16.02.2018)

Democratic Republic of the Congo

A letter from Elsa Taquet When our forces unite to denounce and fight against atrocities, justice becomes possible. The Kavumu case, which I got the chance to participate in, is the best illustration that when national and international actors combine their efforts to obtain justice, it makes it possible to fight against systematic impunity, such as in this landmark...

News

Fight against impunity: will Tunisia respect its commitments?

14.12.2017

Tunisia

Tomorrow, on the 13 December, the Tunis Court of Appeal will deliberate on the fate of the torturers of Rached Jaïdane,...

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Justice is delivered for the children of Kavumu

13.12.2017 - (Last modified: 02.02.2018)

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Bukavu / Geneva / New York, December 13, 2017. In an extraordinary and landmark ruling, 11 Congolese militia members, w...

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