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Aaron Weah

Aaron Weah: “Liberians have been reminded that justice is still possible”

JUSTICE INFO IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Aaron Weah Civil society activist and scholar on transitional justice issues Aaron Weah is a leading expert on transitional justice in Liberia. He is the only Liberian scholar to have attended the hearings in the war crimes trial of Gibril Massaquoi before a Finnish court that relocated to Liberia between February […]

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Patricia Tobon Yagari

Patricia Tobón Yagarí: “A legacy of Colombia’s TRC will be the active participation of ethnic peoples”

Eric Emeraux: "Terrorism and hate crimes have made international crimes part of our daily lives"

Syrian trials in Europe: “They give a distorted perception of the crimes perpetrated”

Marie Wilson: “It is too early to say Canada had great success with the Truth Commission”

Essa Faal: “We don’t want the truth commission to be seen as a toothless bulldog”

Françoise Mathe: The traps of universal jurisdiction

Christel Cournil: Now is the time to link the climate issue to human rights

Jean-Pierre Massias: “The Canadian commission is a new model for transitional justice”

Mark Drumbl: "Law cannot solve the biggest problems we face"

Sihem Bensedrine: “France and the World Bank should compensate Tunisian victims”

Philip Gourevitch: living in Rwanda with the genocide (somewhat) behind - Part 1

Philip Gourevitch: “The aftermath of genocide is much harder to understand and therefore to write about” - Part 2

Alain Godonou: "We need an international convention to return African art"

Andreas Schüller : Why justice on Syria is very dynamic

Valérie Cabanes: icc should recognize the crime of ecocide

Phil Clark: The ICC has been used as a weapon against opponents

Rithy Panh: living the experience of genocide in body and soul

Mark Freeman: how you can negotiate justice and peace