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Should war wrimes investigations be privatized?

Should war wrimes investigations be privatized?

International Criminal Court (ICC) investigations have often failed owing to poor strategy and lack of State cooperation. This has provoked a debate on what should be done. Should international crimes investigations be privatized?

By Stéphanie Maupas

Refugees spur German justice to tackle Syrian war crimes

Seeking justice for Syrian war criminals in the EU

Seeking justice for Syrian war criminals in the EU

The Long Road to Justice for Atrocities in Syria, according to AI

The Long Road to Justice for Atrocities in Syria, according to AI

Experts rush to ancient Palmyra after regime ousts IS

Experts rush to ancient Palmyra after regime ousts IS

Syria 2015: Documenting war‐wounded and war‐dead in MSF‐supported medical facilities

Syria 2015: Documenting war‐wounded and war‐dead in MSF‐supported medical facilities

Transcript of exclusive AFP interview with Syria's Assad

Transcript of exclusive AFP interview with Syria's Assad

UN probe accuses Damascus of 'extermination' of detainees

UN probe accuses Damascus of 'extermination' of detainees

Syria: Stories Behind Photos of Killed Detainees

Syria regime profits from widescale disappearances: Amnesty

TAKING A CLOSER LOOK AT THE FRENCH PROBE ON SYRIA

FRANCE STARTS PROBE INTO ASSAD “CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY”

Regime committing war crimes in besieged Syria area: Amnesty

WE HAVE HELPED THE ICC, SAYS DEPARTING US WAR CRIMES AMBASSADOR

In Search of Justice for Syria