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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…

Guest Author June 22, 2022

Business And Human Rights: The Pressure Is Mounting

Guest Author June 22, 2022

There are a growing number of criminal proceedings aimed at holding multinational companies accountable for their direct or indirect role in international crimes or serious human rights violations. These include complicity in…

Guest Author May 23, 2022

France: Interpol President Suspected Of Torture

Guest Author May 23, 2022

Elected last November to the presidency of Interpol, Emirati General Ahmed Nasser Al-Raisi is the target in Europe of several judicial complaints for “torture”. Already under a first investigation in France, where…

Guest Author April 14, 2022

How Lukashenko can be held accountable for Putin’s war in Ukraine

Guest Author April 14, 2022

The large range of legal avenues opened by Ukraine to respond to Russia’s military aggression does not yet directly target Belarus, although it has been one of Moscow’s most needed strategic helpers.…

Guest Author April 8, 2022

Ukraine vs Russia: What the European Court of Human Rights can (and can’t) do

Guest Author April 8, 2022

The European Court of Human Rights was the first judicial institution to rule against Russia following its invasion of Ukraine, ordering “interim measures” including a halt to attacks on civilians and civilian…

Guest Author March 29, 2022

The Future Of Justice For Ukraine Is Domestic

Guest Author March 29, 2022

A growing number of states have opened investigations into international crimes committed in Ukraine since Russia’s invasion last month. While high-profile international courts like the International Criminal Court have a role to…

Guest Author March 19, 2022

Ukraine Has The Law On Its Side

Guest Author March 19, 2022

Wayne Jordash: “It all comes down to show that Ukraine has the law on its side” International criminal lawyer Wayne Jordash has been working in Ukraine since 2015, including with national prosecutors…

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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”

Business And Human Rights: The Pressure Is Mounting

France: Interpol President Suspected Of Torture

How Lukashenko can be held accountable for Putin’s war in Ukraine

Ukraine vs Russia: What the European Court of Human Rights can (and can’t) do

The Future Of Justice For Ukraine Is Domestic

Ukraine Has The Law On Its Side

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