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The story of how a Ukrainian drone helped a woman escape a war crime - Photo: Valeriya Bohomaz walks along a country road (aerial photo taken from the drone guiding her).
The Ukrainian drone that said “follow me”
26 February 2024 | National tribunals | Ukraine
...partnership with Ukrainian journalists. A first version of this article was published on the "Free Radio" website. Recommended reading Boutcha : neuf soldats russes condamnés…
Gibril Massaquoi was acquitted on appeal following a second trial in Finland.
Massaquoi affair: epilogue to a fiasco
2 February 2024 | Universal jurisdiction | Liberia
...either for the crimes committed in the villages of Lofa, in the far north of Liberia, or for the torture of GJRP founder and director…
Sonko trial (Gambia) - Portrait of Baba Jobe inlaid into the decor of the courtroom at the Swiss federal court in Bellizone.
Sonko trial: who is responsible for the murder of Baba Jobe?
18 January 2024 | Universal jurisdiction | Gambia
...said: “He did not tell me that but I knew that whatever David was doing, the minister was aware. David will feed the minister [with…
Trials behind closed doors - A growing trend in international courts. Photo:
A Silence Epidemic: when real trials are held behind closed doors…
14 December 2023 | Opinion | International
...Ali Abd-Al-Rahman, also referred to as ‘Ali Kushayb’ by the prosecution. Al-Rahman is alleged to have been a Janjaweed militia leader in Darfur, Sudan, and…
Lundin trial in Sweden - Ian Lundin arrives in court on the opening day of the trial in Stockholm. He is suspected of complicity in war crimes in Southern Sudan.
Lundin, the trial that “should never have taken place”
8 December 2023 | Universal jurisdiction | South Sudan
...action they were requesting, and that their indifference in this regard made them complicit in war crimes. "They're discussing things that didn’t take place" In…
Klaus Hoffman (a German senior prosecutor of the Advisory Group for the Investigation of the Most Serious International Crimes in Ukraine) explains:
Klaus Hoffmann: “The problem of collaborators is not only legal, but also political”
4 December 2023 | Interviews | Ukraine
...all these people were voluntarily involved in collaboration activities. It is a challenging task to separate those who were trying to earn some money and…
Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad and his brother Maher are being prosecuted in France for complicity in crimes against humanity and war crimes.
Assad brothers charged with complicity in crimes against humanity
15 November 2023 | AFP News Feed | Syria
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, his brother Maher and two other generals, Ghassan Abbas and Bassam al-Hassan, are the subject of an international arrest warrant issued…
Herero genocide in Namibia - Propaganda painting showing German soldiers confronting Herero fighters.
A stroll into Germany’s conflicted postcolonial memory
18 September 2023 | Memory | Germany
...here in silence and indifference. In 2023, there is not even a sign at the monument that explains German colonial rule or refers to the…
Abdoulaye Hissène accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity by the Special Criminal Court in the Central African Republic - Reading of a report
Central African Republic: Abdoulaye Hissène caught in Special Criminal Court
14 September 2023 | Mixed tribunals | Central African Republic
After failure to arrest Hassan Bouba, Abdoulaye Hissène is the second big fish to be caught by the Special Criminal Court, a hybrid tribunal sitting…
The Lundin trial could worry multinationals - Bubbles in an oil puddle in Sudan.
Lundin trial: "a strong signal to business"
5 September 2023 | Interviews | South Sudan
...particular the idea of mens rea, or shared intent. Proving shared genocidal intent, for example, is extremely difficult. There can be indifference to the commission…