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Central African Republic: National court gets tough on Bangassou crimes
10 February 2020 | National tribunals | Central African Republic
...the national authorities on these issues but the work we are doing can gradually feed the discussions and push the national authorities to integrate new…
Tricky task for Belgian jurors to judge a Rwandan for genocide
17 December 2019 | Opinion | Rwanda
...BOUWKNEGT Thijs Bouwknegt is a historian and former journalist. He is a Researcher at the NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies in Amsterdam,…
Pass the parcel at the ICC
9 December 2019 | ICC | International
...nine experts – who include the least surprising names of former prosecutors Richard Goldstone and Hassan Jallow, former chief of prosecutions and Chief Justice of…
Malian victims to get a voice for a day
6 December 2019 | Truth Commissions | Mali
...Guissé, Executive Director of Amnesty International in Mali, agrees that victims in more remote parts of Mali have difficulty accessing the TJRC, but says "the…
Sexual violence persists in CAR without justice, but what form of justice is needed?
29 November 2019 | Opinion | Central African Republic
...the small number of organizations that feed it and do not cover the entire country. It is nevertheless a reliable and relevant source, particularly concerning…
The Seychelles Truth Commission hears about the 1977 coup
12 November 2019 | Truth Commissions | Seychelles
...was especially about the deaths of several individuals who were killed during the coup and under the one-party system – including Hassan Ali (a prominent…
Françoise Mathe: The traps of universal jurisdiction
5 November 2019 | In-Depth Interviews | Rwanda
...kind of convergence between an institution which, like all institutions, wants to survive, function, improve, get its teeth into something, and States which feed it…
ICC/Uganda: “Ongwen was and still is a victim,” says lawyer
22 October 2019 | ICC | Uganda
...victims of LRA, who hardly have what to eat and feed after they lost everything to the rebels? Holding a trial outside (the country) when…
Christel Cournil: Now is the time to link the climate issue to human rights
11 October 2019 | In-Depth Interviews | International
JUSTICEINFO.NET IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Christel Cournil Professor of public law at Sciences Po Toulouse, co-author of “Les procès climatiques : entre le national et l’international” (2018). Swedish…
Does the Liberian president really want a war crimes court?
3 October 2019 | National tribunals | Liberia
...However, more work has to be done.” And Hassan Bility, director of the Global Justice and Research Project in Liberia, thinks things are shifting, even…