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Dead bodies on Yablunska street in Bucha (Ukraine)

Reporting atrocities, a testimony from Bucha

As in most conflicts, local and international journalists are often frontline witnesses of crimes. In this new podcast by our Asymmetrical Haircuts partners, Danny Kemp, AFP bureau chief in The Hague, recounts his experience in Ukraine and last April in Bucha, where his team was faced with potential war crimes. Counting bodies and assessing how people […]

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Convicted of war crimes, Vadim Shishimarin waits in the dock of a court in Kiev (Ukraine)

First Ukraine war crime trial through the eyes of a local court reporter

Vadim Shishimarin, a russian soldier, listens court sentence at his trial for war crime in Ukraine

Russian soldier gets maximum sentence for war crime in Ukraine

Hysni Gucati and Nasim Haradinaj stand before the Kosovo Specialized Chambers

Kosovo: two KLA veterans jailed for “witness intimidation”

General Ahmed Nasser Al-Raisi speaks at a microphone

France: Interpol president suspected of torture

Trial of Vadim Shishimarin in an ukrainian court

Ukraine opens first war crime trial of a Russian soldier

Two women (one holding a cross) in a cemetery in Bucha, Ukraine.

Genocide in Ukraine: what are the roots of the debate?

Portrait of Laurent Bucyibaruta

Rwandan ex-prefect Bucyibaruta on trial for genocide in Paris

Meeting at the Eurojust offices in The Hague (round table)

Ukraine, ICC and Eurojust: how will that work

Gibril Massaquoi at the Tempere court in Finland

Massaquoi acquittal: What has it Wrought?

Gibril Massaquoi

Acquittal of Massaquoi: reality check for Finnish justice

Collection of portraits (archives) of victims of the

Time’s ticking for Ethiopia’s Red Terror trial in the Netherlands

In Gambia, a woman holds a sign saying

Gambian dictatorship’s crimes go on trial in Germany

Sign, during a demonstration, reading

A Nuremberg for Russia’s crime of aggression?

Alexander Lukashenko surrounded by military (Russian and Belarusian flags)

How Lukashenko can be held accountable for Putin’s war in Ukraine

Mykola Gnatovsky

Ukraine: “The momentum is there for a tribunal on aggression”

Iryna Venediktova and a man face the press. In the background, corpses wrapped in body bags, men and a crane.

War crimes in Ukraine: Bucha’s hell, through the eyes of a musician

A man stands at the window of his partially destroyed house

Ukraine vs Russia: What the European Court of Human Rights can (and can’t) do

Canada's Indigenous people in the Vatican

Pope offers Church's 'apology' to Canada's indigenous people