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- Cambodia's Duch and the analysis of a killer
- ...Découverte). She spoke to JusticeInfo.net. JusticeInfo.net: What do you think makes Duch both similar and different from other war criminals? Françoise Sironi: What is different…
- Post-Charlottesville: Should we write off the past?
- ...affects the present and future. This is the drama that played out recently in Charlottesville. Through the fate of General Lee’s statue, what was at…
- Syria and the lessons to be learned from Carla Del Ponte’s resignation
- ...so as to shame them and dissuade others from associating with them. This "naming and shaming" approach was the reason United Nations Commissions of Inquiry…
- International Justice Day: From dreams to challenges
- ...witnessing, deepening inequalities within society both in developed and developing countries, and the anger and frustration they generate. President Trump’s unilateralist policies, including drastic cuts…
- Uganda’s amnesty law and the peace/justice dilemma
- ...kidnapped tens of thousands of boys and girls. It has turned them into pitiless child soldiers, drugged them and made them into killer robots and…
- Government cynicism and the transitional justice dream in crisis
- ...1990s and integrated into the vision of the time, when the US was the only Superpower and people dreamed of societies moving towards a democratic…
- Is Africa doing better than Europe on new regional criminal courts?
- ...judges in Dakar were preparing to convict Hissène Habré, Dick Marty was reminding a public forum at Neuchâtel University (Switzerland) of European Union failures to…
- Turkish obstruction keeps Geneva’s Armenian genocide memorial in public eye
- ...than monuments,” he wrote. “There is no doubt they are erected to be seen and draw attention. But they are at the same time `waterproofed`…
- Can satellite imagery still prove war crimes?
- ...ground to flag the territory for satellite surveillance and enrich the information gathered; the lack of analysts capable of “reading” and interpreting the images; and…
- Week in Review:Judicial complaint in Spain against Syrian regime sets precedent
- ...notes Pierre Hazan, JusticeInfo editorial advisor and associate professor at the University of Neuchâtel. The new challenge of transitional justice “Apart from a few exceptions,…
14 November 2017
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10 July 2017
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| Uganda
21 June 2017
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| Syria
28 April 2017
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| Chad
19 April 2017
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31 March 2017
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13 February 2017
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