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Outrage at Suu Kyi over Rohingya crisis is “exaggerated”, says expert
1 October 2017 | Opinion | Myanmar
The crisis that has been taking place in Myanmar since August – an attack by Muslim rebels, bloody clampdown by the army and flight to…
Burundi government remains intransigent, says UN
4 September 2017 | Truth Commissions | Burundi
Despite numerous mediation attempts, Burundi’s government and President do not intend to talk to the opposition, and repression is continuing. The authorities are showing the…
Families of 1,658 Kosovo disappeared still searching for their loved ones
28 June 2017 | ICTY | Kosovo
A two-day conference this week in Geneva aims to relaunch the process of identifying 1,658 people who disappeared during the war in Kosovo (1998-1999). On…
Long road to justice for Tunisian torture victim in Switzerland
14 June 2017 | National tribunals | Tunisia
In 2004, Abdennacer Naït-Liman filed a complaint in Geneva to obtain reparations for torture suffered in the Tunisian Interior Ministry in 1992. However, it was…
This week in review: from Donald Trump to Libya, Tunisia and Burkina Faso
13 November 2016 | Tribunals | United States
...Trump choose the path of isolationism, and a return to the policies of Bush? “Is he a threat to international law?” asks Frédéric Burnand, correspondent…
Week in review: French forces leave the CAR, and some African support for the ICC
7 November 2016 | Reconciliation | Central African Republic
...Burnand of Swissinfo. “It is unbelievable that two big powers involved in this conflict– the US and Russia – are unable to reach an agreement…
Geneva Twitter bot flags up dictators’ planes
26 October 2016 | Other | Switzerland
An open-source computer programme identifies planes flying into Geneva airport which belong to authoritarian regimes and raises the alert via Twitter. The creators of the…
Is the age of liberal democracy coming to an end?
14 September 2016 | Other | Switzerland
As the rise of populist anti-establishment parties in western democracies – including in Switzerland – continues unabated, the events of 2016 have only served to…
Week in Review: South Sudan, Central African Republic and “Victimized Perpetrators”
8 August 2016 | Opinion | Africa
...set up five years ago and which this body is to replace,” writes Swissinfo correspondent Frédéric Burnand. “For the Swiss government, setting up this body…