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3D image illustrating the construction project of the Paris court (office buildings). In the foreground, the logos of several companies (Lafarge, BNP Paribas, Uniqlo, Amesys and Castel group) are embedded in bubbles.
Lafarge and the judicial twists and turns of corporate liability in France
5 July 2022 | Other | France
Since 2016, the Lafarge case seems to have been stretched out over the years and the appeals. But its many twists and turns raise questions…
General Ahmed Nasser Al-Raisi speaks at a microphone
France: Interpol president suspected of torture
19 May 2022 | Universal jurisdiction | France
Elected last November to the presidency of Interpol, Emirati General Ahmed Nasser Al-Raisi is the target in Europe of several judicial complaints for "torture". Already…
Iraj Mesdaghi displays documents on a table
Sweden-Iran: Noury faces death row survivors
13 January 2022 | Universal jurisdiction | Iran
Former Iranian prison official Hamid Noury, on trial for war crimes before a court in the Swedish capital Stockholm, has since last summer been confronted…
A soldier stands guard outside an oil refinery
Oil and war crimes: Swedish justice in the front line
29 November 2021 | National tribunals | South Sudan
On November 11, the president and former director of the Lundin Energy company were indicted for complicity in war crimes. The charges relate to attacks…
Activist in front of thousands of photos of victims of the 1988 massacres in Iran
Iran: first trial for 1988 massacres opens in Stockholm
24 August 2021 | Universal jurisdiction | Iran
Since August 10, a Swedish court has been trying a former Iranian official who allegedly took part in the mass executions carried out in Iranian…
Destroyed buildings in Homs, Syria
In France, the lengthy Syrian investigations
22 July 2021 | National tribunals | Syria
Investigations on crimes in Syria are multiplying in France. They now constitute the largest number of cases handled by judicial bodies dedicated to the prosecution…
Military parade in the presence of Bashar al-Assad
Austria: High-potential investigations on Syria crimes
9 April 2021 | National tribunals | Syria
Austria, a pioneer of extraterritorial jurisdiction that tried a Bosnian for genocide as early as 1994, still does not have an investigation unit dedicated to…
Syrian civilian riding his bike through the street near the remains of a car bomb explosion
Sweden on the frontline with Syria cases
11 February 2021 | National tribunals | Syria
From the first war crimes trial to the first conviction of a government soldier, Sweden has been a pioneer in Europe in the prosecution of…
Syrian trials in Europe: “They give a distorted perception of the crimes perpetrated”
29 September 2020 | In-Depth Interviews | Syria
...the next generations. Interviewed by Lena Bjurström, for JusticeInfo.net. © Civilnet UĞUR ÜNGÖR Uğur Üngör is a Professor at the NIOD Institute for war, holocaust and…
Syria: Why Dutch prosecutors link terrorism and war crimes
18 June 2020 | National tribunals | Netherlands
On 18 June, Ahmad Al-Khedr will make his way from his cell to the high-security room of the Amsterdam court for the fifth time. The…