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A TRIAL International report compiles wartime survivor testimonies on compensation, emphasizing the need for a more incl...

In DRC, victims of heinous crimes can now seek justice before civilian courts. These timid but encouraging steps could h...

TRIAL International and six NGOs denounce the ordeal of thousands of relatives of disappeared persons in Mexico in their...

Mr. Nepali was a journalist at a Maoist daily newspaper during the civil war that opposed Nepali security forces with t...

An op-ed by Philip Grant South Africa’s withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC), followed closely by Gam...

Tej Bahadur Bhandari was forcibly disappeared in 2001. His son, Ram Bhandari, has never given up on justice and is now...

Thus far, victims in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) received no State legal aid to seek compensation in criminal proceedin...

Stella was thirteen years old when she was raped by a judge. She is now defended by a Congolese lawyer trained by TRIAL...

To date, 120 of the 200 biggest Swiss corporations have no policy regarding human rights. Mandatory measures are necess...

The Swiss Responsible Business Initiative will be presented to the Swiss authorities today. The 80 civil society organiz...

Geneva, 6 October 2016 - Today, one of TRIAL International’s representatives has been asked by the Burundian authorities...

#Inimulti Human rights violations committed by multinationals in Switzerland regularly make the headlines: inhumane wor...