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Karim Khan, prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), visits a camp set up for victims of the conflict in Darfur, Sudan.
ICC: the never-ending nightmare of Darfur's victims
13 June 2023 | ICC | Sudan
...the “strong belief that the process of justice is an essential component in seeking a resolution to the still ongoing instability and violence that plagues…
Fulgence Kayishema (former Rwandan fugitive) appears at the Cape Town Tribunal in South Africa. He is indicted by the ICTR for his participation in the Tutsi genocide in Rwanda.
Rwanda: slowly, the justice net is closing on the last genocide fugitives
6 June 2023 | ICTR | Rwanda
...head of cooperation at the Belgian Embassy in Rwanda, and Colonel Laurent Lesaffre, Internal Security Attaché at the French Embassy in Kigali, cite in interviews…
Genocide in Rwanda - At the Hategekimana trial in Paris (France), Rwandan priest Hormisdas Nsengimana was called as a witness.
Controversial priest dodges in Hategekimana trial
26 May 2023 | Universal jurisdiction | Rwanda
...this the trial of the accused or of the witness?" said Emmanuel Altit, the defence lawyer, on 22 May. In fact, there was little mention…
Philippe Hategekimana (or Philippe Manier / former Rwandan gendarme) at his trial in Paris, France.
Hategekimana trial: former Rwandan soldiers have memory gaps
25 May 2023 | Universal jurisdiction | Rwanda
...in the capital Kigali, the question is to know when. Hategekimana himself is not clear about the date of his departure from Nyanza. During the…
Crimes against Yazidis - Kurds demonstrate in the Netherlands in support of the Yezidis and Christians of Iraq, victims of Islamic State violence.
Netherlands to open first trial on crimes against Yazidis
22 May 2023 | Universal jurisdiction | Iraq
...and care for her son for many hours a day, as a forced labour”. The crime was allegedly committed in 2015 in the city of…
Genocide in Rwanda - Trial in France of ex-gendarme Philippe Manier (formerly Philippe Hategekimana)
Genocide in Rwanda: the multiple lives of a gendarmerie officer on trial in Paris
12 May 2023 | Universal jurisdiction | Rwanda
...lawyers Alexis Guedj, Emmanuel Altit and Fabio Lhote tried unsuccessfully to use this doubt to get the trial postponed. Accused of active participation in genocide…
Universal jurisdiction (podcast) - Rohingya refugee woman from Myanmar in a camp in Bangladesh
Has universal jurisdiction come of age?
1 May 2023 | Universal jurisdiction | International
...have now ruled that three high-ranking Syrian officials could be tried – in absentia -for their alleged involvement in the deaths of Mazen Dabbagh and…
Trial for collaboration in Ukraine - Trial of Viktor Kyrylov
Kherson police officers convicted for collaboration: "I thought I was helping people"
20 April 2023 | National tribunals | Ukraine
...from the condominium board members. The defendant's partner addressed the court and said that he was a caring father and son. "He suggested we leave.…
Ben Youssouf Keïta testifies at the September 28 trial (Conakry, Guinea)
In Guinea, Dadis opposition gives its version of stadium massacre
14 April 2023 | National tribunals | Guinea
...into a pick-up truck, taking his 25-year-old son with him. He crossed Conakry at full speed, he said, to reach the residence of Cellou Dalein…
Reparation for colonial crimes - Emmanuel Macron in Burkina Faso
Colonial crimes: the reparations movement stalls in Europe
11 April 2023 | Reparations | International
The wave of restitutions expected after French President Emmanuel Macron’s 2017 promise to return stolen art to Africa has hit legal and political roadblocks. But…