Covering Mass Atrocity: Lessons from Rwanda
As the world is commemorating the events of April 1994 in Rwanda - the genocide in which at least 800,000 ...
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“The Men Who Killed Me” 2.0 project: Understanding sexual violence in conflict and empowering its survivors
By Anne-Marie de Brouwer, Eefje de Volder and Milena Adamczewska Video of Conversations with survivors of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide ...
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The Humanity of Evil: Interviewing Genocide Perpetrators
By Kjell Anderson I first encountered genocide perpetrators in Rwanda in 2007. I was working for a local NGO that ...
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ICL Media Review: Nobel Women call for ICC charges against Myanmar
In this week's review, news about three ICC Appeals Chamber Judgments scheduled for 8 March (Bemba et al., Katanga and ...
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Murder by numbers
By Stephanie van den Berg The Srebrenica massacre always seems to boil down to numbers when it gets to ...
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Jason File: prosecutor at the ICTY and artist
By Justice Hub Jason File (1976) is a prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY). He’s ...
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Should the Islamic State’s attacks on the Yezidis be referred to the ICC?
By K.M. Has genocide really taken place during Islamic State's systematic attacks on Yazidis and other minorities in the Middle ...
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Researcher Kjell Anderson on genocide and justice
Kjell Anderson is a researcher at the Transitional Justice Program, Netherlands Institute for War, Holocaust, and Genocide Studies. He is ...
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Genocide, Responsibility and the ICJ
This week's decision by the Hague-based International Court of Justice in the claims made by Croatia and Serbia on genocide ...
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The Srebrenica verdict
By Niklas Jakobsson The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia last week handed down its appeal sentencing in the ...
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