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Julia Crawford

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Julia Crawford is a journalist and translator for JusticeInfo.net since June 2015. She is an experienced journalist, editor and journalism trainer, specialized in African affairs and transitional justice. She has previously worked for Radio France International in Paris, as editor of the Hirondelle News Agency in Arusha, Tanzania, for IRIN in Nairobi, the Committee to Protect Journalists in New York and BBC Media Action in London. Julia Crawford currently also works part-time as a news and feature writer for swissinfo.ch.

An image of Erik Mose, Jasminka Dzumhur and Pable Greiff of the UN Independent Inquiry Commission on Ukraine in Geneva on 16 March.
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What the UN probe says about crimes committed in Ukraine, as ICC launches Putin arrest warrant
On March 17, in a dramatic move, the International Criminal Court (ICC) announced it had issued arrest warrants for Vladimir Putin and his child protection chief for forced deportation of children as a war crime. A UN report issued the day before points to massive Russian war crimes in Ukraine, including forcibly deporting children. Here […]
By Julia Crawford, JusticeInfo.Net
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An image of Erik Mose, Jasminka Dzumhur and Pable Greiff of the UN Independent Inquiry Commission on Ukraine in Geneva on 16 March.
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Alexander Bastrykin poses in front of a Russian flag
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Ukraine, ICC and Eurojust: how will that work
A man stands at the window of his partially destroyed house
Ukraine vs Russia: What the European Court of Human Rights can (and can’t) do
Engraving of a stake on which women are burned alive while some religious look on
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Ousman Sonko
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Riders hold up the Ethiopian flag
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Bosnia genocide denial ban stirs tension