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Justice in Syria. Portrait (drawing) of Nadim Houry, international lawyer.
Justice in Syria should be “a new social contract”
...on people who disappeared during the Assad dictatorship. Photo: © Sameer al-Doumy / AFP We cannot imagine civil peace without justice in Syria today. That’s…
In Bangladesh, following the demonstrations in the summer of 2024 that led to mass crimes, the International Crimes Tribunal is back in action to try those responsible. But there are reports of concern about the operation of the local justice system and its politicisation. Photo: Demonstrators, seen against the light, stand on a high structure, one of them waving a Bangladeshi flag.
The second life of Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal
...post-conflict period and promote national reconciliation”. Many are critical of this immunity. Nirmal Rozario, from the Bangladesh Hindu, Buddhist, Christian Unity Council told the AFP…
The United States sanctions the International Criminal Court (ICC). Photo: Donald Trump delivers a speech in Washington.
Trump launches sanctions against the ICC
The decision comes as no surprise, but the reactions are massive, and its consequences could threaten the existence of the International Criminal Court (ICC): on…
What justice for the victims in Afghanistan? An Afghan girl stands at the entrance of her house near a destroyed compound, in the old part of Kabul, on April 10, 2010.
Why Afghan victims still wait for Australian compensations
An Afghan girl at the entrance of her house, in the old town of Kabul, the capital city, on April 2010. Photo: © Mauricio Lima…
Osama Almasri Najim was warmly welcomed on his arrival in Libya on an Italian government plane. He had been arrested in Italy following an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Rome defies the ICC
...Filippo Attili / AFP Rome vs Rome Statute Crippa thinks that “apart from hosting the founding Rome conference, Italy has unfortunately distanced itself from the…
In South Africa, Archbishop Desmond Tutu presents the report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to South African President Thabo Mbeki on 21 March 2003 in Pretoria. The two personalities smile and shake hands.
A South African betrayal
.../ AFP A case against Thabo Mbeki? Long-awaited amendments to prosecution policy came in 2006. But they “not only provided for a rerun of the…
A Holocaust survivor shows the tattoo she received when she arrived at Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in 1943.
'Tell what happened to us': the last death camp survivors
...they survived, began their lives again and had children themselves.  Now in the evening of their lives, some 40 survivors of the Nazi camps agreed…
A poster of Taliban supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada on a street in Kabul in August 2023. © Wakil Kohsar / AFP
ICC: Prosecutor targets Taliban leaders
After the most senior Russian, Israeli, Palestinian and Burmese leaders, it's now the turn of Afghan leaders to be targeted by the prosecutor of the…
Supporters and opponents of Donald Trump scuffle as they wait for a verdict in Trump's hush money criminal trial outside Manhattan Criminal Court on May 29, 2024 in New York City.
Pursuing universal jurisdiction on the eve of Trump’s era
...City. Photo: © Timothy A. Clary / AFP If there is a strong sense that there will be a before Trump II and an after…
Drawings of Azriel Bibliowicz and Ricardo Silva Romero, two Colombian writers.
Writing about crimes you can’t forget
...Rodrigo Arangua / AFP Language is one of the great victims of war, because it distorts reality and our reality is speech. That is why…