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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
The trial against former Interior minister of The Gambia, Ousman Sonko, came to a wrap on May 15. The Swiss Federal Court of Bellinzona handed…
The Hotel des Mille Collines in Rwanda
Witnesses defect from the Nkunduwimye trial
...des Mille Collines in Kigali in 1994, who has finally refused to appear. Around a third of witnesses called failed to turn up, including at…
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
Irina Navalnaya, a 26-year-old Ukrainian woman, has been on trial in Russia for six months for allegedly attempting to blow up the Mariupol district administration…
Counting the victims - Photo: Yemeni children in a civilian builing destoyed during the war.
Counting the victims of a conflict: who does it, how?
What sources provide reliable information on the number of civilian and military casualties in a conflict? How are these figures collected, sorted and interpreted? This…
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”
...member of the Centre européen de sociologie et de sciences politiques (CESSP), and an associate of the Marc Bloch Center in Berlin. He is currently…
People’s Tribunal on the Murders of Journalists (Nieuwe Kerk, The Hague, Netherlands).
People’s tribunals: “Simply pressing a start button”
...bit controversial”, recognises Jasmijn de Zeeuw, a legal advisor at the Dutch NGO Free Press Unlimited. Her organisation was one of those behind the creation…
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?
...of Nazi policy in Germany between 1933 and 1945. To make food available for Germans during the war, Nazis had devised the ‘Hunger Plan’. This…
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
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled in favour of a group of Swiss women over 64, saying that their State’s inadequate steps against…
The Syrian lawyer Mazen Darwish talks to the media in Koblenz, Germany.
Darwish: collecting evidence, to avoid revenge and another war in Syria
For this hundredth episode of the podcast from our dear partners and colleagues at Asymmetrical Haircuts, our guest is Syrian lawyer Mazen Darwish, who is…
Thomas Kwoyelo at his trial in Uganda
Kwoyelo: “At no time did I kill any one”
Dressed in a grey suit, red-spotted tie and matching shoes, former Ugandan Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) commander Thomas Kwoyelo was able to speak in his…