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Fight against impunity for mass crimes becomes more universal

Fight against impunity for mass crimes becomes more universal

“Rarely has the fight against impunity been so dynamic” says Geneva-based group TRIAL International. “In 2017, countries in Africa, Europe, North America and Latin America tightened the net on war criminals by resorting to universal jurisdiction.” This is a legal principle under which countries can prosecute foreign war criminals when they visit or live on their […]

By Frédéric Burnand

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Politicians, war criminals: figures in the Balkan wars

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The 1990s Balkan wars in key dates

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Week in Review: “Historic” judgment for Liberia and the ICC under more fire

Week in Review: “Historic” judgment for Liberia and the ICC under more fire

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Scandal rocks International Criminal Court