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Sonko trial in Switzerland: former Gambian Interior Minister Ousman Sonko found guilty of crimes against humanity, including the murder of Solo Sandeng. Photo: Fatoumata Sandeng, daughter of Ousman Solo Sandeng, holds a sign reading “I am Solo”.
Ousman Sonko gets maximum punishment
...read out the judgement in German. The verdict Sonko was found guilty on multiple counts of intentional homicide, multiple counts of false imprisonment and multiple…
Irina Navalnaya trial in Russia. Photo: Navalnaya adopts a dreamy, feminine pose behind the glass of the dock. The young Ukrainian woman is accused of terrorism.
Navalnaya’s case: how Ukrainian civilians are tried in Russia
...the evidence, Bondarenko told Justice Info. No exchanges of civilians prisoners? According to the Ministry for Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine, as of…
Counting the victims - Photo: Yemeni children in a civilian builing destoyed during the war.
Counting the victims of a conflict: who does it, how?
...the victims families and for the fight for justice. Recommended reading Yemen: a decade of war with no sign of justice ASYMMETRICAL HAIRCUTS This podcast…
Russell Tribunal (citizen's tribunal): interview with Guillaume Mouralis - Illustration: portrait of Guillaume Mouralis.
Guillaume Mouralis: “law and justice can be powerful tools of emancipation”
...creating the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal: a permanent structure capable of organizing citizens’ trials throughout the world on any massive violation of human rights. In its…
People’s Tribunal on the Murders of Journalists (Nieuwe Kerk, The Hague, Netherlands).
People’s tribunals: “Simply pressing a start button”
...with the case of Iran”. “They are neutral, independent, impartial,” she says of the judges. That makes “discrediting their judgement difficult,” she says. “Then the…
Crime of starvation in Gaza: will the ICC act? - Photo: Palestinians crowd around a food distribution point in Rafah.
Starvation and potential ICC warrants on Gaza: what does international law say?
...averted. What the ICJ says about starvation On the 11 and 12 of January 2024, South Africa and Israel made submissions before the International Court…
Climate justice in Switzerland - Activists from the Senior Women for Climate Protection association welcome the ECHR verdict.
Switzerland condemned by the ECHR: a decisive step for climate justice in Europe
...represents over 2,500 Swiss women over the age of 64, accused the Swiss government of violating four articles of the European Convention on Human Rights…
The Syrian lawyer Mazen Darwish talks to the media in Koblenz, Germany.
Darwish: collecting evidence, to avoid revenge and another war in Syria
...has been published as part of a partnership between JusticeInfo.net and Asymmetrical Haircuts, a podcast on international justice produced from The Hague by journalists Janet…
Thomas Kwoyelo at his trial in Uganda
Kwoyelo: “At no time did I kill any one”
...to answer the long list of other accusations he is facing. On murder: “I was in charge of the sickbay (of the LRA), giving treatment…
At the end of March 2024, officials from the International Criminal Court (ICC) visited officials from Nigeria. Photo: around fifteen people pose.
The ICC on Nigeria: Years of words, but no action
...working in my part of the country, but none of them goes into issues of human rights. Victims and survivors have nowhere to turn for…