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Map of war crimes trials in Ukraine

To date, the first judicial battle in response to Russia's ongoing aggression against Ukraine launched a year ago, is being waged in domestic courts. This exclusive Justice Info map gives an overview.
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20th session (in 2021) of the Assembly of the States Parties (ASP) at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague (Netherlands).

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At the court in Conakry (which is judging those responsible for the massacre at the September 28, 2009 stadium in Guinea), defendants face the judge and president Ibrahima Sory II Tounkara. The latter is seated on a podium with the colors of the Guinean flag.

At Conakry massacre trial, court reprimands "ethnic talk”

Portrait (drawing) of Philip Grant, director of the NGO Trial International, specializing in international justice, especially on

Philip Grant: “Ukraine is accelerating a revival of universal jurisdiction”

Félicien Kabuga, in a wheelchair, seems to be running away from a huge blood-red

Félicien Kabuga, the last judgment

Mahamat Said, former member of the Seleka in Central Africa, smiles during his trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC) - The Hague, Netherlands

First Seleka trial at the ICC, behind closed doors

Tatiana Nezelenikova is in the dock, accused of high treason in Crimea by a Ukrainian court.

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War Crimes in Afghanistan - Article in The Canberra Times (Australia) headlined:

War crimes and press freedom battle in Australia

Crimes against humanity - Clashes between police and protesters in Kisumu (Kenya)

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Guineans watch a television broadcast of the September 28 trial in Conakry.

September 28 trial in Conakry: “It has become like a TV series”

Kenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru was scheduled to be tried at the International Criminal Court (ICC) but died suddenly in September 2022.

Gicheru dead, the mysteries of ICC's Kenya case fall in a black hole

War Crimes in Bosnia - A woman walks among the graves of the Potocari cemetery in Srebrenica, Bosnia-Herzegovina.

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Crimes agains humanity in Kenya - Police violence during a protest in Kisumu (Kenya). Military policeman seems to shoot in front of him.

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Ukrainian judge Volodymyr Pavlov delivers his verdict on a case of sexual violence during the war in Ukraine

First sentence for sexual violence in the Ukraine war

Drawing of Kunti Kamara during his conviction for crimes against humanity in France

Liberian Kunti Kamara convicted in France for crimes against humanity

Two detainees in orange suits stand before judges of the Special Criminal Court (SCC) during their trial in Bangui, Central African Republic. They are accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

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Aboubacar Sidiki Diakité, known as

At Conakry massacre trial, Toumba tells his "part of the truth”

Ruined buildings in Mariupol (Ukraine)

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In the foreground: members of the riot police, armed and in military uniforms. In the background: people gathered in the street. Kisume (Kenya) in 2017.

First prosecutions for crimes against humanity in Kenya