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- Tunisia: Will hope for transitional justice come from Kef?
- Closing arguments are announced for January 27 in a trial before a specialized chamber in Kef, northwest Tunisia. The victims are pinning their hopes on…
- Climate justice: Pressure is mounting on fossil fuel producers
- Climate complaints against States have led to much reflection on legal responsibilities, although COP27 that ended in Egypt on November 20 was silent on this.…
- Redefining climate justice
- 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 –…
- Tunisia: artists take up the torch of remembrance
- Three recent artistic creations are breaking the silence about Tunisia’s repressive past that has fallen since the Truth and Dignity Commission ended its work three…
- Armenia/Azerbaijan: What alternative to the law of the strongest?
- In mid-September, hostilities resumed briefly between Armenia and Azerbaijan, two years after the deadly conflict of 2020. The Russian peace broker, in trouble in Ukraine,…
- Reparations for sexual abuse in the Church: Victims' discontent grows
- In France, Almost a year after the publication of a shocking report by France’s Independent Commission on Sexual Abuse in the Church, the reparations promised…
- In Nuremberg, “we started to judge company executives and managers”
- Historian and sociologist Guillaume Mouralis, who works on the history of legal practices in post-conflict situations, looks back at the pivotal moment of the Nuremberg…
- Leigh Payne: Why Latin America is leading the way on corporate accountability
- JUSTICE INFO IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Leigh Payne Latin America has been a hotbed of attempts to hold business accountable for serious human rights violations. Oxford sociology…
- Business and human rights: the pressure is mounting
- 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…
- Tunisia: A “reconciliation” law that goes against transitional justice
- Corruption, tax fraud and misappropriation of public property can now be amnestied in Tunisia. On March 21, President Kaïes Saïed used his expanded executive powers…
- Tunisia: General Rachid Ammar, a 'hero of the revolution' charged with homicide
- Through him, the role of the army is on trial. General Rachid Ammar, former Tunisian army Chief of Staff appeared on Monday, February 14, before…
- Antoine Garapon: "The Church says it's ready to repair, so we must believe it!"
- JUSTICE INFO IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Antoine Garapon President of the Independent Commission on Recognition and Reparation for sexual crimes committed in French religious congregations The work…
- Sexual abuse in the Church: Tough task for French justice
- The Church of France has covered up a massive crime, but what about the justice system and the statute of limitations? Shocked by the Sauvé…
- French Church, "you must pay !"
- In 45 proposals, the Independent Commission on Sexual Abuse in the Church of France calls for action to compensate, recognize, organize ceremonies and erect memorials.…
- Xavier Philippe: "The Commission on Sexual Abuse has taken power over the Church”
- In France, the Commission on Sexual Abuse in the Church (CIASE) on October 5 presented an explosive report. Although this commission does not claim to…
- Tunisia: Transitional justice holds its breath
- At the end of August, Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed prolonged the powers he had assumed in his July 25 coup de force. Since then, the…
- Amzat Boukari-Yabara: “France, the United States and Brazil are the main bad guys on this issue of reparations”
- JUSTICE INFO IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Amzat Boukari-Yabara Historian specialised in the African continent French historian Amzat Boukari-Yabara, a specialist on the African continent as well as…
- Colonial Crimes: World map of justice initiatives
- The colonial past is back in the spotlight in many countries, from New Zealand to France, Canada to Germany, or Sweden to the Netherlands. Official…
- Tunisia: glimmers of hope in the Matmati trial
- It is 30 years since the murder and disappearance of young Tunisian Islamist activist Kamel Matmati and three years since the trial for him opened,…

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