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JusticeInfo.net gets a makeover: interview with Thierry Cruvellier: Thierry Cruvellier, the new editor-in-chief of JusticeInfo.net, presents the remodeled website: a fluid navigation, relevant content and understandable for all. He also introduces our new…
22.06.15 – NOTICE TO READERS – HIRONDELLE NEWS AGENCY HANDS OVER TO JUSTICEINFO.NET: This website will no longer be updated. After 20 years of covering international criminal justice, Hirondelle News Agency is pleased to hand over to Justiceinfo.net,…
JusticeInfo.net takes up the challenge: JusticeInfo.net is launched, as you can see! We will talk about justice, law, remembrance, forgiveness and punishment in transition societies and beyond. How each society…
Reporting atrocities, a testimony from Bucha: As in most conflicts, local and international journalists are often frontline witnesses of crimes. In this new podcast by our Asymmetrical Haircuts partners, Danny Kemp,…
Gambia validates Truth Commission’s work and promises justice: It is a milestone for the future of The Gambia. On Wednesday 25 May, the government, after five months of deliberation, finally said how it…
Colombia: Tensions rise ahead of the Truth Commission’s report: Two political crises in two weeks have shaken Colombia’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, while its final report is now due to be published just over…
First Ukraine war crime trial through the eyes of a local court reporter: Under normal circumstances, this trial could have lasted several years. The first war crime trial of a Russian serviceman was one of intense interest and…
Truth in Colombia: “Your sons were innocent people we murdered”: This was the last major public hearing before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Colombia. On May 10 in Soacha, three retired soldiers listened to…
Kosovo: two KLA veterans jailed for “witness intimidation”: On Wednesday 18 May, the Kosovo special court based in The Hague decided to strongly sanction two former members of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA)…
France: Interpol president suspected of torture: 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…
Justice in ukraine
Ukraine opens first war crime trial of a Russian soldier: On May 13, the Solomianskyi District Court in Kyiv held a preliminary hearing in the first trial of a soldier in the Russian army, Vadim…
Kabuga: Still no trial two years after his arrest: The trial of Félicien Kabuga, octogenarian alleged mastermind of the 1994 Rwandan genocide, was initially announced for the end of 2021, but it has not…
Genocide in Ukraine: what are the roots of the debate?: In Ukraine, genocide is once again in the news. As in nearly every recent humanitarian crisis, in which there has been large-scale violence against civilians,…
Mpiranya, the last major Rwandan fugitive was dead: He had been announced dead in 2006. The rumour is confirmed since Tuesday by DNA tests performed on his remains in Zimbabwe. Major Protais Mpiranya…
Gambia: Will the government prosecute returned Jammeh hit-men: Nine former soldiers and members of the infamous “Junglers” hit-squad of former president Yahya Jammeh have returned to Gambia from exile and remain at large.…
Rwandan ex-prefect Bucyibaruta on trial for genocide in Paris: Former Rwandan prefect Laurent Bucyibaruta, 78, goes on trial from May 9 to July 12 before the Paris Court of Assizes for alleged crimes of…
Ukraine, ICC and Eurojust: how will that work: On April 25, the International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor announced that his office has joined a Joint Investigation Team on alleged international crimes in Ukraine,…
Massaquoi acquittal: What has it Wrought?: Lansana Gberie, a renowned expert on the civil wars in Sierra Leone and Liberia, provides an exclusive analysis of the trial of Gibril Massaquoi before…