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A Syrian ex-rebel on trial in France: Majdi Nema.
A Syrian rebel on trial in France
...complaint filed in Paris in 2020 The case stems from a complaint lodged in June 2019 with the Paris court’s Crimes against Humanity and War…
Defence lawyers Jennifer Naouri and Dov Jacobs.
The incredible disappearing defence of Said
...was arrested in 2021, in relation to his alleged role at the special police unit headquarters in Bangui, the OCRB -  the Central Office for…
The Disciplinary board of the International Criminal Court (ICC) is hearing a case of psychological harassment involving lawyer Jennifer Naouri. Image: 2 people (represented only by shadows) argue in a court of law.
Harassment at the ICC: a defence lawyer heavily sanctioned
...the lead defence counsel in the Gbagbo case, “is responsible from a factual and judicial point of view”. Depending on the motivation given by the…
Searching for the missing in Syria. Photo: portrait of Karla Quintana wearing the official IIMP waistcoat in the field.
Looking for the missing in Syria: “It’s titanic, but we are moving”
...the waiters would come and talk to us. I went to the restroom in the restaurant, and someone came to talk to me. The Syrian…
In Bangladesh, lawyers close to the government were allegedly involved in violence during student protests in the summer of 2024. Photo: Men are locked in a blue police van. Their faces are visible through the grilles in front of the windows.
Justice vs justice
...said to be present during the events. In February, a few days after the FIR was lodged with the police, 115 of the 144 accused…
British soldiers from the Royal Air Force conduct a patrol outside Kandahar Air Field, Afghanistan.
Afghanistan: investigations, a bit of truth but no justice
...by international forces in Afghanistan initiated in the UK, Australia, Netherlands, are producing limited results in terms of compensation for the victims, structural reforms, with…
Verdict in the Correa trial in the United States: Michael Sang Correa found guilty on all counts. Photo: Prosecutor J. Bishop Grewell speaks at a press briefing in court in Denver, Colorado.
US jury finds Correa guilty on all counts
...came to Banjul in 2006 from the US for business and disappeared into the Junglers’ hands. “Gambians had choices” “You heard many of the choices…
Michael Sang Correa, a former member of the ‘Junglers’ in Gambia, is on trial in the United States on charges of torture under the dictatorship of Yahya Jammeh. Image: illustration showing Correa at his trial, surrounded by lawyers and a witness.
Correa’s ‘confessions’ backfire
...in the US trial, Pierre Mendy, was not present to face Correa in court. He is now deceased. Mendy was commander at the Fajara barracks.…
In Guinea, Head of State Mamadi Doumbouya has promised reparations for the victims of the 28 September 2009 massacre, but he has also pardoned the main defendant in the trial: Moussa Dadis Camara. Why did he do this? Photo: Assembly of portraits of Doumbouya and Camara in military garb.
‘We must not drain a historic trial of all its sap’
...in the army and on the current political scene? On the political scene, Forested Guinea is a very important electorate. In fact, it is the…
Trial of Michael Sang Correa in the United States for crimes committed in Gambia. Illustration: Correa appears in court surrounded by the various protagonists in his trial.
The Correa trial: fear or zeal?
...individuals allegedly involved in a coup attempt in Gambia in 2006. In Judge Christine Aguellor’s courtroom, the defence attorneys were seated on the left side…