What We Do

To fulfill its mission, TRIAL relies on the support of over 50 volunteers. With their talent and dedication, they greatl...

Once a year, the international community remembers women are not only victims: they also have agency. Close your eye...

Benedict De Moerloose, Head of the Investigations and Criminal Law Department, explains how TRIAL chooses, builds and su...

In 2014, a political drag-net cast over the opposition highlighted the repression that prevails in the country. However,...

The Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) are infamous for the atrocities they inflict on civilians in...

After many months of silence, the verdict for the crimes committed in Mutarule has finally been made public. The massac...

Scarce progress was made by Mexico since the Committee on Enforced Disappearances issued its recommendations in 2015.  ...

Significant victories have been achieved on victims’ right to reparation. Unfortunately, that right is unevenly applied...

Public Statement A mere 24 months after their launch, the transitional justice (TJ) mechanisms of Nepal faced closing d...

  Caritas was raped at the age of ten. In an unusual turn of events for Burundi, a trial took place… unfortunately under...

A UN decision and years of lobbying have been necessary for Alma M. to uphold her rights. Now, at last, she has receive...

An op-ed by Daniele Perissi Could the ordeal of Lemera’s victims finally end? An unrelated case before African Commissi...