Search

Advanced search
Sort by
  • Topics
    • Tribunals
      • ICC
      • ICTR
      • ICTY
      • Mixed tribunals
      • National tribunals
    • Truth commissions
    • Reparations
    • Memory
    • Reconciliation
    • Universal jurisdiction
    • Environment
    • Other
  • Dossiers spéciaux
  • Opinion
  • In-depth interviews
  • Formats
    • Entretiens
    • Reportages
    • Infographies
    • Blind spots
    • Podcasts
  • AFP news feed
  • Hirondelle News
  • Oxford Partnership
Countries (all / none)
Use the CTRL or SHIFT keys to select multiple countries
Show publications
Number of results per page
Total : 535 results found
New Kosovo Court Pledges to Finally Prosecute Ex-Guerrillas
10 May 2017 | Other | Kosovo
...buildings. The EULEX later tried to improve on this record, but like with the UN, investigators faced a shield of silence, political pressure and witness…
Week in Review: “Dealing with the past is defining the present”
8 May 2017 | Other | France
...some of the fiercest clashes between Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron,” writes JusticeInfo editorial advisor Pierre Hazan. “Doesn’t France also need a Truth Commission…
Rwanda tribunal ex-convict tries to go to Burundi
4 May 2017 | ICTR | Rwanda
...Sagahutu, an officer in the former Rwandan army, was convicted for the murder of Belgian UN peacekeepers in Kigali in April 1994 at the start…
Truth seeking in Brazil: traps and trends
24 April 2017 | Opinion | Brazil
...of military regime and formally acknowledged human rights offenses, especially uncountable cases of torture and the execution of 434 persons between deaths and forced disappearances.…
Remembrance: Can Mali learn from Germany?
24 April 2017 | Opinion | Germany
...wall bearing the names of victims was erected at a spot in Bamako now known as La Place des Martyrs [8] in honor of the…
Week in Review: Gambia searches for justice, while Mali struggles with reconciliation
17 April 2017 | Reconciliation | Gambia
...after the election of current president John Magufuli, he is accused of being more and more autocratic. Activists claim that the new regime seems determined…
Freedom of opinion and expression under threat in Tanzania
13 April 2017 | Truth Commissions | Tanzania
...Rights Commission, set up by the government, also broke its silence. “It is shocking and it puts the country to shame that these abduction cases…
Week in Review: US strikes in Syria, while Rwanda remembers the genocide
9 April 2017 | ICC | Syria
...positive. JusticeInfo’s correspondent in Kigali Emmanuel Sehene Ruvugiro cites the case of Roza Mukarurinda. “This Hutu countrywoman from the village of Kinazi in southern Rwanda…
Week in Review: Focus on victims at the International Criminal Court
27 March 2017 | ICC | Dem. Rep. Of Congo
...in detention. Authorities in Kigali had accused Ruhigira of involvement in the 1994 genocide. He was defended by many, including French professor André Guichaoua, and…
Justice for victims at heart of ICC credibility, says Open Society
23 March 2017 | ICC | Dem. Rep. Of Congo
...and reminding people of its des importance. Remembering the victims is a way of affirming itself. The Office of the Prosecutor can also represent the…