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China moves to keep its repression of minorities from investigation: China has always taken care to ensure it was not targeted by UN human rights bodies. It long worked behind the scenes, but under Xi…
Catherine Marchi-Uhel: A strong signal to those committing crimes in Syria: More and more European countries, including Germany, France, Sweden and Austria, are prosecuting people for war crimes in Syria. One of the tools at their…
"Recognizing sexual violence in conflict is part of sexual equality": Better fighting sexual violence in conflict, prosecuting perpetrators more efficiently and strengthening judicial procedures so that victims can get justice and reparation – this was…
Week in Review: The importance of remembrance: ...Geneva after 10 years of judicial and diplomatic battles,” explains our Geneva correspondent Frédéric Burnand. “The work of artist Melik Ohanian pays tribute to the…
Week in Review: One warlord on trial in the DRC, and one sentenced in the US: ...says. “Justice has nothing to do with revenge.” Memorial to the Armenian genocide Finally to Geneva, where JusticeInfo reported on the brand new memorial to…
Fight against impunity for mass crimes becomes more universal: “Rarely has the fight against impunity been so dynamic” says Geneva-based group TRIAL International. “In 2017, countries in Africa, Europe, North America and Latin America…
World must act on a litany of crimes, says outgoing Human Rights Commissioner: Presenting his last annual report to the UN Human Rights Council as High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein highlighted a series of…
Yemen situation worsening faster than we can respond, says ICRC chief: The violent death of former Yemeni president Ali Abdallah Saleh following his implicit offer to make peace with Saudi Arabia, risks fuelling the proxy war…
Week in Review: Human rights activist awarded as dictators cling on: ...because of a travel ban, as he faces judicial investigations and the prospect of a possible 30-year prison sentence,” writes our Geneva correspondent Frédéric Burnand.…
Persecuted Egyptian activist wins human rights award: Egyptian Mohamed Zaree on Tuesday received in Geneva the prestigious Martin Ennals Award for Human Rights Defenders. The award honours his commitment despite personal risk.…

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