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Gambia: the end of the wait-and-see strategy?: ...advised by people with expertise in cost implications of policy decisions. Best practices from other internationalised tribunals are being studied and applied. The government should…
Ousman Sonko gets maximum punishment: ...case concerning the sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) related charges. While it is important to highlight that the defendant was not acquitted but procedural reasons…
Guillaume Mouralis: “law and justice can be powerful tools of emancipation”: ...seize this right and enforce it. Members of citizens’ tribunals generally take international justice seriously" How does this tribunal differ from “official” tribunals? It was…
People’s tribunals: “Simply pressing a start button”: ...Slobodan Milosevic at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY). He tells Justice Info how he was gradually convinced by the concept of…
Starvation and potential ICC warrants on Gaza: what does international law say?: Arrest warrants for Israeli leaders are reportedly – according to sources in The Hague and Israel – being prepared by the International Criminal Court (ICC), possibly related…
Switzerland condemned by the ECHR: a decisive step for climate justice in Europe: ...of their human rights. Why is this a pioneering decision for member countries of the Council of Europe? “This verdict is an important milestone in…
Darwish: collecting evidence, to avoid revenge and another war in Syria: ...the universal jurisdiction processes concerning Bashar al-Assad's regime. According to the former political prisoner, testing the evidence, collecting testimonies, for victims who have no access…
Kwoyelo: “At no time did I kill any one”: ...Amongst those I married, God blessed me. I was able to get children with them. That’s why even when I have been before this court,…
The ICC on Nigeria: Years of words, but no action: ...up? But, nearly four years after concluding that the Nigerian government was not doing enough and a full ICC investigation was warranted, the ICC is…
Waiting for Eritrean human traffickers’ trials in the Netherlands: ...as crimes against humanity, she hopes they will be prosecuted as such before the ICC and national courts. Recommended reading Human trafficking in Libya: the…

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