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Justice Info regularly opens its pages to various actors in the field of international justice (researchers, academics, activists, experts of all kinds) to express their unfiltered opinion or to detail an in-depth analysis.

Guatemala: Courts Jeopardizing Fight Against Impunity, according to HRW

Guatemala: Courts Jeopardizing Fight Against Impunity, according to HRW

The remarkable progress Guatemala has made in prosecuting corruption and abuse could be reversed if the country’s highest courts don’t stop the egregious delays that are keeping powerful defendants from going to trial, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. The 56-page report, “Running Out the Clock: How Guatemala’s Judiciary Could Doom the […]

By Human Rights Watch

Religion is not the only reason for Rohingya displacement from Myanmar

Opinion: Confronting transitional justice in Nepal

Burundi and ICC: Chronicle of a divorce foretold

Myanmar: The forgotten war in Kachin State

Nepal: "I have been naming the people responsible for my father’s disappearance"

Outrage at Suu Kyi over Rohingya crisis is “exaggerated”, says expert

In Nepal Transitional justice in crisis

Guinea: 8 Years Later, Justice for Massacre Needed (NGO)

The Rakhine crisis in Myanmar and the government’s options

Week in Review: How words count in transitional justice

UN genocide warning in Central African Republic reflects powerlessness

Colombia's FARC rebels need a leader

Unchecked Abuses by the Malian Army, according to HRW

Kenya’s Supreme Court has given an impossible deadline for the repeat election

To Prevent Enforced Disappearances, Rethink the Justice and Security Equation

Agony of Afghanistan’s Enforced Disappearances, according to HRW

Charlottesville is part of our nation’s moral reckoning

Pre-Meditated Madness, the International Criminal Court, and Preliminary Examinations