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Justice Info regularly opens its pages to various actors in the field of international justice (researchers, academics, activists, experts of all kinds) to express their unfiltered opinion or to detail an in-depth analysis.

Dominic Ongwen: the ICC’s Poster and Problem Child

Dominic Ongwen: the ICC’s Poster and Problem Child

Last week, the International Criminal Court (ICC) heard the closing arguments in the trial of Ugandan Dominic Ongwen, five years after his first appearance. In no other ICC trial have case narratives been so opposite, morally complex and riddled with paradoxes, say historian Thijs Bouwknegt and criminologist Barbora Holá, who describe how the Ongwen saga […]

By Thijs Bouwknegt and Barbora Holá

Lessons from the Greenlandic reconciliation process

Can the Central African Truth Commission do better than its predecessor?

Socioeconomic oppression and the need to rethink transitional justice

Neither dead nor alive: Mexican mothers seek their missing loved ones

Is political populism a threat to transitional justice in Colombia?

Can the Kosovo Specialist Chambers do better than its predecessors?

Reparations in Sierra Leone: news from the periphery of transitional justice

The ICC in Central African Republic: phantom state, phantom justice

Operation Condor: The responsibility of the middle rank

Angola: The Pandora Box of “Embracing and Forgiving”

Tricky task for Belgian jurors to judge a Rwandan for genocide

Does “the lady doth protest” mark the beginning of Myanmar’s reckoning?

Exposing the economic accomplices of the Chilean dictatorship

Climate change: How to make corporations responsible?

Ecocide as an atrocity crime – an idea whose time is overdue

Sexual violence persists in CAR without justice, but what form of justice is needed?

Colombia: The Shifting Sands of Repairing Harm

The Aceh Truth and Reconciliation Commission, giving a voice to survivors