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- How Colombia’s JEP earns the respect of sceptical victims
- In a country where many, especially in the political arena, still tend to see Colombian society as divided in two almost irreconcilable and immovable halves,…
- Everything you need to know or argue about a special tribunal on Russia’s crime of aggression
- There was new momentum this month on the idea of creating a special tribunal that would deal with the crime of aggression of Russia against…
- Colombia: the truths that the former FARC are reluctant to own up to
- Many victims in Colombia feel that the FARC are still reluctant to fully own up to many of their atrocities. Especially when it comes to…
- Can 2023 be the booster year for the ICC budget?
- This year's annual meeting of States Parties opens on Monday 5 December in The Hague. The triple combination of the war in Ukraine, the unprecedented…
- First Seleka trial at the ICC, behind closed doors
- For the first time, the International Criminal Court is dealing with crimes allegedly committed by the ‘Seleka’ rebel forces who pushed then president François Bozizé…
- Gicheru dead, the mysteries of ICC's Kenya case fall in a black hole
- On 26 September 2022, Paul Gicheru died in Kenya. The Kenyan lawyer was accused of witness tampering at the International Criminal Court (ICC), after the…
- The Colombian president Gustavo Petro opens door to a new transitional justice system
- Right after taking office as president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro has announced his intention to try and negotiate peace with the country’s remaining armed groups…
- Gambia: hopes for justice fades 9 months after the Truth Commission report
- Victims and rights activists have raised concerns about the lack of Gambian government’s implementation plan of the 2021 Truth Commission’s recommendations. The vetting process is…
- Why Lithuania is at the forefront of the Ukrainian lawfare
- Lithuania has been front and centre when it comes to pushing for justice and accountability in a variety of fora since Russia’s attempt to invade…
- Gambia: Suspect officials remain, as government stalls on TRC recommendations
- Activists are voicing the alarm. After its inquiry, the Gambia Truth Commission recommended that some 90 officials, largely in the security sector, be banned from public…
- Colombia: new challenges for the military who don’t admit to their crimes
- After the last four months major achievements in Colombia in dealing with the past crimes of the military, the new left-wing government now has to…
- Gambia: death penalty for former leaders of the national intelligence agency
- On July 13, 6 members of the top leadership of the National Intelligence Agency, a place notorious for torture and disappearance under the regime of…
- Colombia: the day FARC leaders faced victims of kidnappings
- The day of reckoning has finally arrived, between June 21 and 23 in Colombia, when seven former commanders of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia…
- Last stabs in the darkness at the ICC on the Kenyan case
- As if the historic failure of the Kenyan trial was not bitter enough, the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has taken…
- Swiss first step to investigate environmental crimes in Gambia
- Three years ago, the Swiss NGO TRIAL International filed a complaint against a Swiss businessman operating in the Gambia with the complicity of its former…
- Banjul working towards a hybrid Gambia-ECOWAS court
- In an interview with Justice Info Gambia’s Justice minister Dawda Jallow said his government has the political will to deliver justice for past crimes. No…
- In Colombia, the end of a mother’s 20-year quest for a missing daughter
- Arnobia Gutiérrez’s quest is about to finally come to an end as soon as she receives, in a solemn ceremony, the remains of her daughter…
- Gambia validates Truth Commission's work and promises justice
- It is a milestone for the future of The Gambia. On Wednesday 25 May, the government, after five months of deliberation, finally said how it…
- Colombia: Tensions rise ahead of the Truth Commission’s report
- Two political crises in two weeks have shaken Colombia’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, while its final report is now due to be published just over…

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