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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?
...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
...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
A protester holds a placard reading "Stop the massacres in Iran" during a rally in support of the Iranian people in Paris. Photo: © Julien…
Human trafficking in Libya: Eritrean national Amanuel Walid was sentenced to 20 years in prison by a Dutch court. Photo: a destroyed inflatable boat, originally carrying migrants from Libya, floats on the Mediterranean Sea.
"Without any humanity"
On January 27, Eritrean national Amanuel Walid was sentenced to 20 years in prison by a Dutch court for the “particularly cruel, violent, and degrading…
Nicolas Maduro (President of Venezuela) looks into the distance through binoculars.
Maduro captured, but what about justice? 
While Nicolas Maduro's political future seems sealed, justice for Venezuela could be entering a new phase. Photo: © Raul Arboleda / AFP Yesterday in New…
Richard Bennett, UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Afghanistan, answers questions from Justice Info on the segregation of women (described as apartheid) in Afghanistan. Photo: Bennett speaks at the UN in front of a microphone. A sign reading “Special Rapporteur” is placed in front of him.
Richard Bennett: “If you applied to gender the language that defines apartheid, it applies to Afghanistan”
...strictly forbidden to girls and women. Photo: © Sanaullah Seiam / AFP What is your reaction to the UN Human Rights Council’s decision at its…
Des migrants africains font ensemble un signe de protestation dans un camp en Libye.
Human trafficking, crime of the highest order
Photo: © Mahmud Turkia / AFP It was the biggest case of human trafficking in The Netherlands. And the accused, Eritrean Amanuel Walid, was arguably…
Ali Kushayb at the ICC
20 years in prison for Ali Kushayb
...also symbolic", ICC deputy prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang told AFP in an interview on Friday. "It is a signal to the victims in Sudan, but…
Sanna Manjang (a former Gambian jungler) was handed over by Senegal to Gambia. Photo: Manjang is handcuffed and escorted by men in military uniforms.
Sanna Manjang handed over by Senegal to Gambia
...arrest could revive a justice system that remains stalled in Gambia, despite the recommendations of its truth commission. A former member of a Gambian death…
Mitiga prison in Libya
A Libyan at the ICC
Finally. A Libyan national was transferred on Monday 1 December to the International Criminal Court (ICC), nearly fifteen years after the Security Council referred the…