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Lafarge trial in France over crimes committed in Syria: the two executives, Bruno Lafont and Christian Herrault, have been found guilty. Photo: Bruno Lafont in court on the day of the verdict.
Tough verdict against cement group Lafarge
14 April 2026 | National tribunals | Syria
...years in prison and a fine of €225,000 for “financing terrorism and violating international sanctions” and ordered his immediate imprisonment. Photo: © Behrouz Mehri /…
Environmental protest in Belgium for the recognition of ecocide as an international crime. Photo : Brazilian indigenous and other militants hold signs readind
Ecocide: Waiting for the ICC
2 April 2026 | Environmental justice | International
Photo: Kenzo Tribouillard / AFP Nature is not going to become a victim soon before the International Criminal Court (ICC). The activists who lobbied to…
Lundin trial in Sweden over war crimes committed in South Sudan. Photo: Ian Lundin and Alexandre Schneiter, the two co-defendants, are seen from behind as they climb the steps of the courthouse.
Prison sentences sought for the two Lundin executives
2 April 2026 | Universal jurisdiction | South Sudan
...ammunition littering the ground at an abandoned oil treatment facility in Thar Yath, South Sudan. Photo: © Tony Karumba / AFP The road, the army,…
Beti Hohler, juge à la Cour pénale internationale (CPI), subit les sanctions imposées par le gouvernement américain.
“Living with US sanctions means living in constant uncertainty”
23 March 2026 | ICC | United States
...the silence of the International Criminal Court’s bodies regarding the case in which Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is being prosecuted. Photo: © Ronen Zvulun…
Syrian Yazidis march carrying photos and banners during a demonstration in Syria.
Life sentence for a French jihadist
20 March 2026 | National tribunals | Syria
...the woman, whose name AFP is withholding to protect her privacy. Known in Syria as Abu Dojanah al-Faransi, Essid was thought to be close to…
The US sanctions against the ICC and Palestinian NGOs have the effect of isolating the latter, as many organisations and businesses, both in Palestine and elsewhere, are reluctant to work with them.
“We are like outcasts”
20 March 2026 | ICC | Palestine
...as "terror organisations", in Gaza City on November 10, 2021. Photo: © Mahmud Hams / AFP Closed bank accounts, disappearing funders The “most impactful” aspect…
Richard Rogers, a human rights lawyer, answers questions from Thierry Cruvellier (Justice Info) regarding the sanctions imposed by the US government on the International Criminal Court (ICC) and various NGOs. Illustration: portrait of Richard Rogers (watercolour).
“What has changed is who the U.S. consider to be friends or foe”
17 March 2026 | ICC | United States
.../ AFP And how efficient was that?  It’s hard to tell what effect sanctions have on the targeted person. It’s very difficult to measure. Unfortunately,…
Argentina is at the forefront of universal jurisdiction, partly due to its troubled history of political violence. Photo: In a crowded street, a very long banner is laid out on the ground displaying dozens of black and white portraits.
Argentina, a true El Dorado for universal jurisdiction?
26 February 2026 | Universal jurisdiction | Argentina
...portraits of missing persons to commemorate the 49th anniversary of the military coup in Buenos Aires on March 24, 2025. Photo: © Luis Robayo /…
Thousands of prisoners suspected of being members of Islamic State (Daesh) have been transferred from Syria to Iraq. Photo: a group of prisoners in dirty orange uniforms leave a prison escorted by an armed soldier.
And then they came to Baghdad
9 February 2026 | National tribunals | Syria
...Syria. Here, in Hasakeh, in 2019. Photo: © Fadel Senna / AFP A record of mass abuse In the brutal aftermath of the territorial defeat…
A protester holds a placard reading
Talking about Iran’s massacre
5 February 2026 | Podcasts | Iran
A protester holds a placard reading "Stop the massacres in Iran" during a rally in support of the Iranian people in Paris. Photo: © Julien…