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Guest Author January 26, 2023

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Trying Russian leaders in absentia: What would be the pros and cons?

Guest Author January 26, 2023

Even if, as some are advocating, an international tribunal were set up to try the Russian crime of aggression in Ukraine, it would probably not get President Vladimir Putin and his top…

Guest Author January 11, 2023

Patrick Kroker: “They saw injuries nobody could have survived”

Guest Author January 11, 2023

In Berlin, a former militia member from Syria is accused of war crimes for firing a grenade into a group of civilians in Damascus in 2014. The trial is the third in…

Guest Author December 2, 2022

Can 2023 Be The Booster Year For The ICC Budget?

Guest Author December 2, 2022

This year’s annual meeting of States Parties opens on Monday 5 December in The Hague. The triple combination of the war in Ukraine, the unprecedented involvement of states in the situation, and…

Guest Author November 19, 2022

Iranian Women’s Demands For Freedom Must Be Heard

Guest Author November 19, 2022

Women’s Rights: The current protests gripping Iran show no signs of abating. This uprising has been different. Men and women of various ethnic backgrounds have marched under the banner of women’s rights.…

Guest Author November 14, 2022

Redefining Climate Justice

Guest Author November 14, 2022

COP27 is being held from November 6 to 18 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, but the logic of “climate justice” that has prevailed until now – a solidarity obligation of developed States to…

Guest Author October 18, 2022

Tehran: Explosions Erupt At Evin Prison

Guest Author October 18, 2022

On Saturday night, a massive fire, explosions, and shootings erupted inside the Evin prison compound. Evin holds thousands of prisoners, including most of the prominent detained human rights defenders. It is…

Guest Author October 9, 2022

Bangladesh Government Rewarding Human Rights Abusers

Guest Author October 9, 2022

As security force commanders in Bangladesh remain implicated in grave human rights abuses including enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings and torture, PM Sheikh Hasina Wazed has offered them promotions and rewards instead of…

Guest Author August 23, 2022

Ukraine: What To Make Of Russia’s Copycat Justice

Guest Author August 23, 2022

A top Russian official, Alexander Bastrykin, said in late July that Moscow had charged 92 members of the Ukrainian armed forces with “crimes against the peace and security of mankind” and opened…

Guest Author July 16, 2022

Leigh Payne: Why Latin America is leading the way on corporate accountability

Guest Author July 16, 2022

Latin America has been a hotbed of attempts to hold business accountable for serious human rights violations. Oxford sociology professor Leigh Payne has been working on the topic for decades. She explains…

Guest Author July 7, 2022

Rwanda: “Bucyibaruta did what he could”

Guest Author July 7, 2022

The genocide trial of former Rwandan prefect Laurent Bucyibaruta enters its final phase this week in Paris. Among the 115 witnesses, experts and civil parties called to testify, some defence witnesses portray…

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Trying Russian leaders in absentia: What would be the pros and cons?

Patrick Kroker: “They saw injuries nobody could have survived”

Can 2023 Be The Booster Year For The ICC Budget?

Iranian Women’s Demands For Freedom Must Be Heard

Redefining Climate Justice

Tehran: Explosions Erupt At Evin Prison

Bangladesh Government Rewarding Human Rights Abusers

Ukraine: What To Make Of Russia’s Copycat Justice

Leigh Payne: Why Latin America is leading the way on corporate accountability

Rwanda: “Bucyibaruta did what he could”

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