Search
Total : 202 results found
- How Biden’s America can reverse its course on international justice
- On January 20, Joe Biden becomes the president of the United States. Stanford University professor Beth van Schaack was Deputy to the Ambassador-at-Large for War…
- How Colombia’s Truth Commission navigated a pandemic year
- Colombia’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission had to reinvent itself in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Having had to scrap its public hearings, it has…
- End of an era? Hague trials rock Kosovo’s rebel-led politics
- After more than a decade at the helm, Kosovo’s former guerillas may have finally met their match — not at home but in The Hague,…
- Terms and Conditions
- JusticeInfo.net content may be republished or broadcast free of charge, with the exception of AFP dispatches and images. We encourage sharing of our content, provided…
- Australian troops ‘unlawfully killed’ 39 Afghans in alleged war crimes
- Australia’s top general said Thursday there was credible evidence that his special forces unlawfully killed 39 unarmed civilians and prisoners during the war in Afghanistan,…
- Evidence Australian troops ‘unlawfully killed’ 39 Afghans
- Australia’s top military officer on Thursday admitted there was credible evidence his special forces unlawfully killed at least 39 Afghanistan civilians and prisoners, recommending the…
- FARC revelations on three political murders: a test for Colombia
- The former Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia dropped a bombshell, last month, claiming responsibility over the murders of three high-profile public officials in the 1990s.…
- Kenyatta urges constitutional reform to resolve poll violence
- Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday pushed for constitutional changes to resolve the cycles of election violence in the country, a hot button issue that…
- Kenyatta urges constitutional reform to resolve poll violence
- Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday pushed for constitutional changes to resolve the cycles of election violence in the country, a hot button issue that…
- Rwanda: what’s at stake in the Kabuga trial
- What are the consequences of the arrest last May in France of Félicien Kabuga, considered to be one of the main perpetrators of the 1994…
- Marie Wilson: “It is too early to say Canada had great success with the Truth Commission”
- JUSTICEINFO.NET IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Marie Wilson Former Commissioner of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada The Canadian government has just put residential schools on the…
- Exchanging killers for peace in Afghanistan – questions about a US-made amnesty
- The terms of the “pax americana” in Afghanistan raise many questions. The Taliban and the United States have pressured the Afghan government to release 5,000…
- Sexual abuse in the Church: map of justice worldwide
- With tens of thousands of victims worldwide over several decades, sexual abuse by members of the Catholic clergy is an unprecedented issue of justice. In…
- Duch, the last silence of the torturer
- In the aftermath of the death of Douch, a former Khmer Rouge torturer convicted of crimes against humanity, French writer Antoine Audouard examines crime and…
- Sudan tells Pompeo it can’t normalise Israel ties now
- Sudan said Tuesday it cannot establish diplomatic relations with Israel for now, dashing hopes for a speedy breakthrough during a visit by US Secretary of…
- Sudan PM tells Pompeo he has no mandate to normalise Israel ties
- Sudan said Tuesday it cannot form diplomatic relations with Israel now, dashing hopes for a speedy breakthrough during a visit by US Secretary of State…
- Pompeo visits Sudan on tour to boost Israel’s Arab ties
- US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visited Sudan Tuesday on a tour urging more Arab countries to normalise ties with Israel, following the US-brokered Israel-UAE…
- Eerie Belgrade exhibit turns Ratko Mladic diary into art
- For nearly four years Serbian artist Vladimir Miladinovic started his day with a morning coffee and the diary of one of the Balkans’ most notorious…
- Why Colombia’s TRC lacks business support
- Two major oil companies presented, on July 30, 2020, a report to Colombia’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, documenting more than 3,600 attacks on oil infrastructures…

-
19 January 2021

Truth Commissions -
7 January 2021
AFP News Feed -
12 December 2020
6 December 2020
AFP News Feed -
19 November 2020
AFP News Feed -
19 November 2020

National tribunals -
5 November 2020
AFP News Feed -
20 October 2020
AFP News Feed -
20 October 2020

Opinion -
1 October 2020

In-Depth Interviews -
21 September 2020

Opinion -
17 September 2020

Other -
8 September 2020

Opinion -
4 September 2020
AFP News Feed -
25 August 2020
AFP News Feed -
25 August 2020
AFP News Feed -
25 August 2020
AFP News Feed -
23 August 2020

Truth Commissions -
31 July 2020