All Justice Info articles since 2015
All articles published on Justice Info (original and republications) are displayed on this page in chronological order. Only our Hirondelle News archives and the AFP news feed (except for dispatches edited by us) are excluded from this list.
Gaza: UN commission of inquiry accuses Israel of genocide
16 September 2025
by AFP
The report published on September 16 by the international commission of inquiry established by the UN Human Rights Council finds that Israel is committing genocide against the Palestinian population in the Gaza Strip.

11 September 2025
by Asymmetrical Haircuts
In this new podcast, our partners from Asymmetrical Haircuts invited in person Lucy Gaynor, a close follower of the Hague court and historian, to comment this week highly-publicized Joseph Kony’s in absentia confirmation of charges hearing before the ICC.

11 September 2025
by Grace Matsiko
“Confusing for victims”, the video screening on Joseph Kony’s case in the Ugandan city Gulu by the International Criminal Court (ICC), is reopening old wounds and memories of the Lord’s Resistance Army. Victims are still waiting for justice and compensation.

4 September 2025
by Caleb Kazadi
DRC: the justice minister caught by the law
The trial of DRC’s former justice minister Constant Mutamba ended on Tuesday, 2 September, with his sentencing to three years of hard labor for embezzling public funds – 19.9 million US dollars – paid by Uganda to compensate war victims.

1 September 2025
by Tetiana Fedorkova
Awaiting the judgment of the mayor of Balakliya
More than a year after the opening of the in absentia case of former Balakliya mayor Ivan Stolbovyi, accused of high treason, it has made little progress. Shortly after the occupation, the former head of the city fled to Russia with his family. But what Balakliya resident remember about the former mayor?

26 August 2025
by Abdourahmane Bah
In Guinea, appeals trial for stadium massacre causes headaches
One year after a landmark verdict in the trial of the 2009 massacre at Conakry stadium, an appeals trial remains uncertain. Some are putting their faith in it, some no longer want it, and some are remaining silent.

1 August 2025
by Rodrigue le Roi Benga
CAR’s Special Court wants to live on
In ten years of existence and seven years of operations, the Special Criminal Court in the Central African Republic has indicted 36 people. Here is what this hybrid court has achieved and how it may fare after the US withdrew support.