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Eleanor A. Bourke, Chair of the Yoorrook Justice Commission in Australia.
Continued violence of colonisation exposed before Australia’s Yoorrook Commission
3 February 2023 | Truth Commissions | Australia
...children are 20 times more likely to be placed in out-of-home care by child welfare services than non-indigenous children. © Anoek De Groot / AFP…
Michel Landry Luanga, President of the Special Criminal Court (SCC) in the Central African Republic, delivers a speech during the inauguration of its premises in Bangui in 2020.
Central African Republic: Special Court "in the starting block" (2/2)
17 January 2023 | Mixed tribunals | Central African Republic
...at the time. According to AFP, fighters of the goula and rounga ethnic groups, previously united in the FPRC, carried out the killings in an…
In a street whose buildings are completely devastated (Yarmouk district in Damascus, Syria), a distribution of food aid is organized for many refugees
Patrick Kroker: “They saw injuries nobody could have survived”
9 January 2023 | Universal jurisdiction | Syria
...investigating. Lawyer Patrick Kroker, from the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR). © Bernd Lauter / AFP What evidence has been presented against…
Salih Mustafa
Kosovo: first conviction for war crimes in The Hague
16 December 2022 | AFP News Feed | Kosovo
Salih Mustafa was convicted of murder, torture and arbitrary detention in a prison run by Kosovo's Albanian independence guerrilla group, the KLA, which has been…
Kevin Jon Heller holds a book in his hands (he is the co-author):
Everything you need to know or argue about a special tribunal on Russia’s crime of aggression
13 December 2022 | Tribunals | Ukraine
...June 2022 in Kyiv. Von der Leyen has recently given her support to a tribunal on Russia's crimes. © Sergei Supinsky / AFP We have…
In the foreground: members of the riot police, armed and in military uniforms. In the background: people gathered in the street. Kisume (Kenya) in 2017.
First prosecutions for crimes against humanity in Kenya
28 October 2022 | AFP News Feed | Kenya
On October 28, the Director of Public Prosecutions in Kenya announced the indictment of several police officers for crimes against humanity. Some of them are…
Ulimo fighters patrol in northern Monrovia, Liberia
First trial in France on the crimes of Liberia's civil wars
10 October 2022 | AFP News Feed | Liberia
While in Liberia no trial has taken place for the crimes of the civil wars that left at least 250,000 people dead, France is today…
Mahamat Said Abdel Kani, accused of torture as a Seleka rebel commander in the Central African Republic, appears before the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague.
Central African Republic: Trial of Séléka commander opens before the ICC
26 September 2022 | AFP News Feed | Central African Republic
The crimes committed just under a decade ago in the Central African Republic continue to fuel the work of the International Criminal Court. While a…
Drawing illustrating Arthur Denouveaux testifying on the stand during the trial of the November 13, 2015 attacks in Paris. In the background, the Bataclan concert is projected on a wall above the judges and the audience. Salah Abdeslam (the main defendant) also appears in the image.
France: Terrorist attacks trial proves an unforeseen experience of restorative justice
6 September 2022 | Opinion | France
...the attacks that killed 130 people at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, in bars, restaurants and in the Bataclan concert hall in Paris. ©…
Computer's screen: pages of a report on human rights in China's Xinjiang region by OHCHR (United Nations Human Rights)
Five key allegations in the UN's Xinjiang report
1 September 2022 | AFP News Feed | China
The report long-feared by China finally came out, minutes before UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet was due to leave on the evening…