Don’t be silent! There are so many of us
Dutch Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, Sigrid Kaag, made a strong argument against populism, during an annual lecture ...
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A legal path to justice emerges for Myanmar
On September 27 a partial but significant foundation was laid to provide accountability for gross human rights violations in Myanmar, ...
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The Venom of War in northern Uganda
In the course of a recovery monitoring visit in Pader District, a gunshot survivor rehabilitated by Refugee Law Project with ...
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How photography can also begin to provide ‘justice’: Marcus Bleasdale exhibition
Marcus Bleasdale, the famed British photographer, has both "document some of the worlds most brutal wars" and, as a result of his ...
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“Bound to create unreasonable expectations”: Reactions to ICC judges’ decision on Myanmar Rohingya deportations
The judges at the International Criminal Court have ruled that the court has jurisdiction over alleged deportations of Rohingya people ...
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Transitional justice: lessons from Kenya on what works, and what doesn’t
In today’s world it’s almost expected that transitional justice mechanisms – such as criminal trials, reparations, memorialisation, and truth commissions ...
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Woewiyu and Jabbateh verdicts: How court cases abroad bolster the momentum for justice in Liberia
By Hassan Bility and Lisa-Marie Rudi The Liberian access to justice movement has gained momentum since the beginning of 2018 ...
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Navi Pillay: North Korea has committed grave crimes against its own people
Navanethem "Navi" Pillay has been a prominent thorn in the side of repressive regimes her entire career. As a freshly-minted ...
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ICL Media Review: Case filed before Sierra Leone Supreme Court on behalf of victims of rape and torture
In this week's review, news about a case filed on behalf of Sierra Leone victims of rape and torture, calls ...
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Former Canadian Justice Minister: Venezuela should be referred to the ICC
Venezuela has been consistently in the news for the worst reasons: political crisis, demonstrations, arrests, deaths in detention. Many of ...
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